WordNet
n. a reserve of money set aside for some purpose [syn: fund]
Usage examples of "monetary fund".
The naive idea was that the settlement and monetary-clearing functions it provided could be taken over by the new International Monetary Fund.
We've already quietly gotten word to the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund about what the Rus.
France and the UK had already done so, but there was a growing sense of isolation and unilateralism in Congress, as evidenced by the failure of the fast-track legislation and the refusal to pay our UN dues or our contribution to the International Monetary Fund.
President Mubarak was reminded just how much his armed forces were dependent on American weaponry, just how much Egypt owed the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, and just how much U.
He also allowed the International Monetary Fund to practically write the new country’.
He had access to a large amount of restricted financial information, not just that affecting the United Kingdom but also of World Bank and International Monetary Fund intentions.