money|moneys|monies in English

noun

[mon·ey || 'mʌnɪ]

coins and paper notes which have value, currency; medium of trade; wealth

Use "money|moneys|monies" in a sentence

1. Recovery of moneys advanced

2. B transferred the net purchase monies to the GmbH and collected the cars after the money had been received.

3. Interest on the moneys held in escrow will follow the principal.

4. He was charged with pocketing public monies.

5. Joint accounts and shared monies need urgent attention.

6. And how were the monies to be used?

7. Receiving and disbursing support and maintenance monies; Arrearages; interest

8. In fact, he had worked and had received monies.

9. They took care of me in the monies.

10. The monies were paid shortly after settlement was reached.

11. However, no monies were expended after March 31, 2004.

12. ABB's entitlement to the retention monies arose after # ay

13. All monies would be held in a single treasury.

14. Would pay 50 monies for another Acumental solo track

15. All moneys received shall be deposited in an official bank account within two business days of receipt.

16. Obviously a lot of monies should be put into prevention.

17. All monies should appear in the budget, regardless of source.

18. These figures do not include monies allocated for various contribution agreements.

19. • The trustee admitted all the facts and reimbursed all the monies.

20. ABB’s entitlement to the retention monies arose after 2 May 1990.

21. We are entitled to recover any such monies from your salary.

22. Deposit accounts and monies are held in the Consolidated Revenue Fund.

23. Any monies received from this interest will be treated as capital.

24. Monies received after that date will be returned to the Sales Agent.

25. All fees collected are public monies governed by the Financial Administration Act.