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Because εγκρίνεται is the third-person singular present middle/passive form of εγκρίνω.
In this kind of official sentence, it usually means is approved rather than approves itself. Greek often uses this passive-style form in administrative language where English would also use a passive:
- Εγκρίνεται... = ...is approved
- Απορρίπτεται... = ...is rejected
So here the sentence is built in a formal, impersonal way.
The subject is εκταμίευση.
So grammatically the sentence is:
- Εγκρίνεται = is approved
- εκταμίευση = disbursement
That is why the verb is third-person singular: the subject is one singular noun.
In formal or bureaucratic Greek, abstract or administrative nouns are often used without the article, especially in headings, announcements, regulations, and official decisions.
So:
- Εγκρίνεται εκταμίευση... sounds official and document-like
- Εγκρίνεται η εκταμίευση... is also possible, but it sounds a bit more like you are referring to a specific, already identified disbursement
Both are grammatical. The version without the article is very typical in administrative style.