dispurse in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Dispurse: to distribute or allocate funds or resources to designated recipients or projects.

The organization decided to dispurse the funds to various community projects.
After much deliberation, they chose to dispurse the grants to the most deserving applicants.
It is essential to dispurse resources effectively to maximize their impact.
The committee will dispurse the donations collected during the charity event next week.
To ensure transparency, the school will dispurse the budget report to all stakeholders.