17 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Disburse' in a Sentence
"To pay out money, especially for expenses; to expend." more
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The committee has disbursed funds to organize the community event.
The committee has been disbursing funds for the renovation of the community center.
The cultural organization will disburse funds to promote art and cultural events.
The government will have disbursed subsidies to farmers before the planting season begins.
Before the deadline, the scholarship committee will have been disbursing grants to deserving students.
Upon completion of the construction, the contractor will have disbursed payments to the laborers.
I am disbursing funds for the educational scholarship program.
The project team is disbursing resources efficiently to meet deadlines.
The event organizer is disbursing tickets for the upcoming concert.
The municipality plans to disburse funds for the repair of roads and infrastructure.
By the time the event concludes, the organizers will have been disbursing payments to vendors and service providers.
The treasurer was disbursing allowances to club members.
The government agency will disburse subsidies to farmers to support crop production.
The finance department will disburse travel allowances to employees on business trips.
After the legal settlement, the court will have disbursed compensation to the injured party.
The government was disbursing funds for education programs.
Our team will be disbursing resources for the community garden project next Saturday.
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