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Перевод: disbursement
[существительное]
выплата ; расходы ; выплаченная сумма; оплата ; издержки
Тезаурус:
- The bill included as a disbursement the sum of 500 plus VAT payable by Marshalls to Coleman Co.
- Yet the World Bank has conducted and published project audits on average seven years after the first disbursement of funds, and three years after the final year of disbursement.
- Each local authority, it was suggested, should statutorily be required to draw up a scheme for the disbursement of special responsibility allowances.
- Numerous conditions may be attached to the donor's disbursement of funds, such as the allocation of manpower to the project, or a change in pricing policy.
- The constant oversight of the Treasury is now maintained not only by its control of the normal disbursement of money, but by the fact that each year forward estimates of public expenditure have to be put by the departments before the Treasury and Public Expenditure Scrutiny Committee and agreed upon there.
- The costs bill was included in the account as a disbursement.
- There are any number of reasons why such loans may be successes or failures, which go well beyond the conditions for the disbursement of the loans.
- This disbursement was paid by Marshalls some time ago but not until after the statutory demand had been served.
- For instance, if an economy grows at 5 per cent per year following a two-year disbursement of a structural adjustment loan, if the international price for the country's commodity exports has risen by at least 5 per cent in the same period of time, can the loan be regarded as justified?
- The response has been to bolster up the procedural checks attendant upon the disbursement of such benefits.
- When the bill was delivered that disbursement had still to be paid by Marshalls.
- Whatever the public disclaimers of those in authority, many of the mechanisms set up by the ERA seem to teachers to be specifically designed to reduce themselves as professional people to the status of paid servants, to leave them as little margin for discretion as possible and therefore to reduce "curriculum management" to technical trivia: the drawing up of timetables and the efficient disbursement of limited resources.
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