7 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Disburse' in a Sentence
"To pay out money, especially for expenses; to expend." more
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After the charity event, the organization will have disbursed the donations to various beneficiaries.
The government will have disbursed subsidies to farmers before the planting season begins.
Upon completion of the construction, the contractor will have disbursed payments to the laborers.
By the time the semester ends, the university will have disbursed scholarships to deserving students.
The company will have disbursed bonuses to employees who achieved outstanding performance this year.
By the wedding day, the couple will have disbursed payments for all wedding-related expenses.
After the legal settlement, the court will have disbursed compensation to the injured party.
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