a sum of money

The equivalent in value of a sum of money expressed in terms of a different currency at a fixed, official rate of exchange.

For a willing departure of a sum of money, they receive hope in the form of a promise of help.

Pressed for a sum of money, he put his Sunday best in (or to) pledge.

But it is still both a sizeable proportion of our budget for Asia, and a sum of money which, sensibly spent, can help us make a difference.

a cheque is an instruction in writing from the account holder to the bank to pay out a sum of money from the account.

If a company were to give a sum of money to one of these causes, it would be difficult to choose between them.

Security , usually a sum of money, exchanged for the release of an arrested person as a guarantee of that person's appearance for trial .

Not wanting his wife to know, he gave the nurse a sum of money and asked her to go to Italy and have the baby there.

Then he gave joy and grandpa left a sum of money, and several village young man with dreams of starting with vigour and vitality.

Is a sum of money which is in a bank account or other savings account, especially a sum which will be left there for some time.

l I can assure you we've spared no effort and spent quite a sum of money in pushing the sales of your products.

Trick-or-theaters were invited to take sweets left in the hall of a house on a table on which there was also a sum of money.

He gave me a sum of money so that I could buy bread, butter and lettuce.

Participants in the study performed a task involving deciding whether or not to gamble with a sum of money.

Our company will soon be celebrating the 25th anniversary and has decided to spend a sum of money on something that will benefit the staff.

If you need some money, please let me know, I've hived up a sum of money.

The odd shilling he kept for himself, protesting he could ill afford to have so great a sum of money lying "locked up" .

The guarantee accomplishes this by providing the beneficiary with quick access to a sum of money if these obligations are not fulfilled.

The policy covers losses from theft. If it is stolen, the insured will receive a sum of money as compensation.

I will go with you on condition that you give me a sum of money.

In it, two players (who do not actually meet) are given a sum of money.

We have spared no effort and spend a sum of money in pushing the sales of your products , but the result is disappointing .

He deposits a sum of money in the bank each month.

If you had a sum of money, what would you do with it?

She has put aside a sum of money for her retirement.

Financially, you may make a sum of money on or near July 10 with the meeting of Jupiter and Neptune.

He paid a sum of money as a compensation for the loss in the fire.

As to me it is just from a city to another city, except spent a sum of money. It's worth doing so long as the result is satisfactory.

The board hears and determines employment claims involving not more than 10 claimants for a sum of money not exceeding $8, 000 per claimant.

The government has allotted a sum of money FOR the reconstruction of the building.

a sum of money allotted on a regular basis; usually for some specific purpose.

A sum of money owed as a debt, upon which interest is calculated.

The local government allocated a sum of money for the education.

A sum of money representing checks that are outstanding.

She came in for a sum of money when her father died.

Compound return is achieved when you invest a sum of money at a. . .

Track the bill of entry collecting the import cargoes original , give financial affairs to handle the job paying a sum of money of.

Your scheme in principle; my only misgiving is that it may require too large a sum of money.

He sets aside a sum of money every year for his old age.

As a result, they agreed that the inn by the boss Li to keep this group a sum of money.

Now, We need a sum of money for technical innovation.

Besides these honours he received a sum of money.

We need to raise a sum of money to help the orphanage .

The court allowed a sum of money to each child for clothing.

Besides these honors he received a sum of money.

That's quite a sum of money.

Is an unconditional order to a bank or customer to pay a sum of money to someone on demand or at a fixed time in the future.

They presented a sum of money to the college in memory of their son.

In another, the choice was between a sum of money now and more money later.

They committed a sum of money into the care of the board.

Many American parents set aside a sum of money for their children's education before they are born.

I have saved a sum of money with which to buy a new computer for myself.

The association has contributed a sum of money to the Red Cross.

A sum of money which one borrows from a bank.

Present Value The amount today that a sum of money in the future is worth, given a specified rate of return.

these honors he received a sum of money.

Before the game starts, focus on a sum of money.

Bond: A sum of money paid as bail or surety.

Loan A sum of money lent at interest.

They'll come across a sum of money.

A sum of money for research.

Anne was called down by her parents because of losing a sum of money.

A sum of money the school by the old man.

He allocated a sum of money to education.

We've allocated a sum of money to education.

promises to pay a sum of money to B.

They presented a sum of money to the school where they studied years ago .

Enclosed you will find a sum of money.

favor what is it? To give you a sum of money, a house, a nanny is a pet? Women do not see it (mistress exception).

He shows sympathy to them and donates a sum of money to encourage them improve the life.

He can't command so large a sum of money.

A sum of money or other resources set aside for a specific purpose:

Suffering is a stepping-stone for the genius, a sum of money for the able man, and an abyss for weak ones. ----Balzac

Spending a sum of money that could buy you a war in Iraq should not come easily;

It is advisable to set aside a sum of money for emergency use

earmark a sum of money for research

pay a sum of money; disburse