Converse of object

• incur: Any disbursements incurred in the month will also be included on the bill.

• pay: The account should be itemized and should clearly define the disbursements paid on behalf of the person arranging the funeral.

• include: You should reasonable expect to be given an itemized price list of the components of the funeral, which should include disbursements.

• make: From 1st July 2006, Foreign Schools are no longer exempt from making multiple disbursements.

Adjective modifier

• total: Total disbursements of EC aid to Ethiopia in 1997 amounted to approximately ECU 116 million.

• annual: Two pounds was a large sum in Captain Brown's annual disbursements.

• other: Other disbursements incurred during the term will be charged additionally.

• own: Own supplies disbursements from luxuriating in first five yards comes back to.

• first: We had to work on the projects we already had until the first disbursements came, in 2001 " , he aid.

Modifies a noun

• cost: In cases where the disbursement cost is low i.e. less than £ 35 any fee will be waived.

• funding: This is known as a ' disbursement funding scheme ' .

Noun used with modifier

• loan: These accounts must hold the minimum balances required by the commercial banks to remain open for subsequent loan disbursements.

• aid: However, EC aid disbursements for the social sector have been low.

• credit: Since the process of credit disbursement is time consuming, many times credit is not available in time.

• cash: The regulations for approval of purchases set out in Section 3 above apply also to petty cash disbursements.

Preposition: in

• case: It has to be said that these are the minimum disbursements in most cases.

Preposition: of

• fund: Guidance on the disbursement of these funds is provided by the Northern Ireland Partnership Board.

• loan: Similarly, BPA can withdraw money from the bank for disbursement of loan.

• money: Existing UN resolutions require Security Council approval for Iraqi oil sales and for disbursement of oil money to pay for other goods.

Preposition: for

• purpose: In many cases, these items do not qualify to be treated as disbursements for VAT purposes.