disburse

Object

• monies: The committee would disburse monies from the fund, which would be determined annually by Government.
• fund: We also want to disburse more DFID funds through NGOs.
• loan: Mercy Corps disbursed the loan with funding from UNHCR.
• sum: I further enclose a few remarks suggested by the appended list and an account of small sums disbursed to needy persons.
• aid: Three main views were put forward: First, the Millenium Project seeks a major increase in the amount of aid disbursed.
• money: With note of money disbursed by him in Trinity Term.

Preposition: on

• basis: From 1 July 2006 new US legislation means that payments must be disbursed on a termly basis.
• instruction: These funds are disbursed only on the instructions of chest holders.

Preposition: at

maturity: At your request, interest may be disbursed at maturity or on a quarterly or monthly basis!

Preposition: over

period: The Fund has about $ 3 billion to be disbursed over the 1999-2002 period, with a strong stress on poverty alleviation projects.

Adjective complement

substantial: In addition, the University has, in recent years, been able to disburse substantial Hardship funding to help offset student costs.

Modifying Another Word

• strictly: Internal and audit reports clearly indicate that all funds are strictly disbursed in accordance with prescribed policies.
• only: These funds are disbursed only on the instructions of chest holders.
• already: Area Committees already disburse local development grants of various kinds.
• not: However, SACADA has not kept to its side of the bargain, and has not disbursed its funds.
• actually: There is often a gap between what donors commit to give, and what they actually disburse.
• solely: Also, is it desirable for all money created by the Currency Commission to be disbursed solely by central government?

Preposition: in

• accordance: Internal and audit reports clearly indicate that all funds are strictly disbursed in accordance with prescribed policies.
• form: Funds are normally disbursed in the form of a loan to any group of cavers locally perceiving a threat.
• scholarship: In addition, the Faculty has an extremely limited amount of money which it can disburse in scholarships each year.