monies

Converse of object

• owe: Should payment not be forthcoming then NUS would move to recover monies owed.
• refund: Note for students: NEWI is unable to refund any monies charged to a student's print account.
• disburse: Trusts which enjoy tax-exempt status must conform strictly to their remit and cannot disburse any surplus monies except to fulfill their stated objectives.
• recover: Should payment not be forthcoming then NUS would move to recover monies owed.
• earmark: Sergeant Terras is helping with fundraising and assisting in making a case for the monies previously earmarked for the Galashiels facility.
• repay: We also have the right to terminate the contract and repay any monies paid by you in accordance with the preceding sentence.

Preposition: in

• respect: The monies secured by the lien are limited to monies in respect of the goods held only.

Adjective modifier

• outstanding: Any outstanding monies should be sent into the office by Monday 16 th January please.
• remaining: Any remaining monies will be refunded to the credit card used at the time of purchase.
• additional: The agent concerned filed additional monies on 20 April which were credited to his account on 25 April 2000.
• sufficient: Evidence that the candidate would have sufficient monies to meet tutorial fees and subsistence costs while studying at the University.
• such: You will receive an official receipt for such monies or valuables.
• substantial: Acting against a clearing bank in relation to the recovery of substantial monies fraudulently obtained by a former employe and accomplices.

Modifies a noun

• worth: You certainly are getting your monies worth from your subscription at Star Archive!

Noun used with modifier

• surplus: Put this and any surplus monies into an instant access Cash ISA ( subject to contribution limits ).
• sponsorship: All sponsorship monies from this year's races are going to community projects in DR. Congo.
• retention: The clients representative will sign the building off, thus releasing final retention monies.
• grant: The work I do is in my home office with a computer, bought without grant monies.
• deposit: No interest is paid to either the Landlord or Tenant on deposit monies held.
• subscription: The subscription monies will be used for the general development and expansion of the company and its services.