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Meanings of disbursal in English
Synonyms
Examples for "spending"
Examples for "spending"
1
These countries, however, need much higher prices to finance their state spending.
2
Free market think-tank New Zealand Initiative want spending limits enshrined in law.
3
EU average health spending remains approximately eight per cent of national income.
4
The political crisis has hurt business confidence and halted much government spending.
5
Higher government spending and aid from friendly countries certainly played a role.
1
The expensive ones are provided for free as a necessary government expense.
2
Eight expense forms altogether, one for each month of the current year.
3
That came at the expense of developed market and emerging market equities.
4
In the course of work, naturally it's an expense the client covers.
5
He says the increased write-off expense is a great way to start.
1
But little capital is required; any other field would require large outlay.
2
The prices paid in several instances represented ten times the original outlay.
3
But it involved some outlay; and to this their aunt was averse.
4
The outside shell is not the whole nor even the chief outlay.
5
Trials are expensive; so is the outlay on manufacturing and marketing vaccines.
1
Smith said he considered the government's cautious pace of loan disbursement appropriate.
2
A federal judge will have to sign off on the disbursement plan.
3
They also highlighted that the purchase could involve a limited cash disbursement.
4
This sounded well, and suggested the disbursement of huge sums for rent.
5
The disbursement of Government money is not, however, a private matter.
Usage of disbursal in English
1
Rather it has been the responsibility of the Bank of England to collect the money and manage the disbursal of interest.
2
President Benigno Aquino's government in the Philippines has also spent less than planned, and slow budget disbursal dragged down first-quarter growth.
3
What is this State about but the collection of revenue from the wealth-creating classes and its disbursal by means of tribunal to the perukes?
4
Consultants to the Government have criticised an "accountability deficit" at a publicly funded body responsible for the disbursal of €100 million to local development projects.
5
On Tuesday, the lender approved disbursal of a $164 million tranche, bringing the total disbursed to more than $1.16 billion.
6
Some banks have lowered rates on car loans, while some carmakers have tied-up with lenders to improve loan disbursals to customers.
7
The actual value of disbursals over the next two-and-a-half years, when recovery needs will be greatest, is likely to be lower still.
Frequent collocations
Disbursal through the time