Wholesalers collate, store and disburse products.

We shall disburse 12 million per year from 2006 to 2025.

Collect and disburse funds for projects in areas affected by earthquakes and tsunamis

Local governments are expected to disburse roughly 35 per cent of the total government budget in 2006.

Another 50 million NOK was provided to Asia for projects that disburse technology and ensure private sector participation.

However, we have noted with dismay the trend the negotiations to elaborate criteria to disburse the funds are taking.

The availability of a mechanism to disburse external funding immediately in Afghanistan was critical to enabling the Government to function.

The multinational force continues to disburse funds to build and improve infrastructure, provide for the welfare of the citizens and support education.

As currently conceived, the three year project will disburse 5 million through two separate funding streams, one for global work and one for national work.

The international component did not preclude the possibility that a State of origin might disburse compensation to the affected State through a national claims procedure.

The mechanism must be able to disburse funds in a rapid and transparent manner with the primary aim of saving lives and providing immediate humanitarian relief.

Nigeria commends the European Union's commitment to disburse 50 per cent of its increased aid to sub Saharan Africa, and it looks forward to its fulfilment.

The international donor community should take full responsibility and disburse the pledged funds required to finance Haiti's long term recovery, within a well structured framework of cooperation.

A rapid response from the general public, private sector and governments enabled UNICEF to disburse over 35 million to affected countries within the first week of the response.

The European Union will make every effort to reduce bottlenecks and to disburse those funds promptly, with a view to creating employment and achieving quick and visible changes.

(1) to list or disburse any cost or expense with violation of Article 39, 40, Paragraph 1 of Article 42, Article 43 or 46 of the present General Rules

Following the round table meeting held in Geneva in May 1997, France disbursed its share to the demobilization programme, and the EU has just started to disburse its funds.

The Council recognizes the importance of the upcoming Donor Conference to be held in Brussels on 20 and 21 October, and calls upon donors to continue to disburse the pledged funds.

We therefore appeal to all donors, big and small, to disburse the funds pledged at the International Donors Conference on Haiti, held in July 2004, and at the Cayenne follow up meeting.

My delegation therefore stresses the spirit of that resolution and recalls the Security Council's call on the international financial institutions and the donors to disburse without delay the funds pledged in Washington, D.C.

With respect to the Sudan, Japan has decided to disburse more than half of its pledged assistance of 100 million, with a contribution of personnel through the United Nations Mission in the Sudan (UNMIS).

The Ministry of Industry and Minerals is to disburse 103 million in funds, allotted on the basis of the percentage of actual damage to each home, and the new Government will determine further compensation.

This disaster illustrated the need for emergency rules and procedures to be developed to enable the United Nations to disburse emergency funds more quickly, to procure emergency supplies and equipment and to recruit emergency staff.

At the same time, the Council urged the relevant financial institutions and donor countries to disburse promptly the funds pledged at the International Donors Conference on Haiti held in Washington, D.C. on 19 and 20 July 2004.

Palestinian leaders asked the Secretary General to convey the need for their international partners to disburse as soon as possible the aid they have so generously pledged, as Palestinians continue to confront a difficult fiscal and economic situation.

20. Welcomes the pledges of increased official development assistance made by many of the development partners, also welcomes the contributions that have been made, and urges that partners take steps to continue to disburse the assistance they have pledged

UNICEF is examining ways of ensuring that its systems are able to receive funds from other partner organizations and to disburse funds to them, which will enable UNICEF to lead common services or joint operational arrangements within a country office.

Thanks to a substantial increase in the contributions received from Governments, the Fund will disburse more than 4 million in 1998 1999 for medical, psychological, social, financial and legal assistance to about 100 organizations that assist some 60,000 victims of torture worldwide.

The IMF has also put in place a Flexible Credit Line to disburse funds quickly and free of onerous conditions to countries buffeted by financial crosswinds through no fault of their own. The problem is that, despite its alluring name, the new facility has had few takers, and no Asian takers in particular.

They welcomed the implementation of the projects identified by the recent international conference held in Cayenne, which were selected according to their ability to rapidly disburse funds and to respond to the most urgent needs of the population in such fields as road building, electricity generation, governance and access to basic services.

4. A separate agreement executed between the ministries of defence of the Parties hereto shall specify the scope of liability for damages mentioned in paragraphs 1 and 2 of this article and the detailed principles and manner for proceeding to set the amount of damages, to disburse and refund such compensation against damages caused.

36. In December 1997, IMF took an additional step to provide emergency resources beyond its standard loans when it established the Supplemental Reserve Facility (SRF) to quickly disburse large amounts of financial assistance to countries in serious financial crisis when it is judged that strong adjustment policies and adequate finance can lead to the correction of a payments imbalance.