escalator

Converse of object

• abandon: This gives substance to the decision to abandon the fuel price escalator.
• install: Remove the roof from the " Somerfield Mall " to lighten the area and install escalators from the car park.
• ride: They are designed to sound tough while imposing no constraint on his ability to ride an endless escalator of taxing and spending.
• introduce: FACT: John Major's Government introduced the fuel duty escalator.
• move: Instead they are faced with a moving escalator of powers ever upwards to the EU.
• increase: In the June 1997, Gordon Brown, the new Labor chancellor, increased the escalator to 6 % per annum.

Adjective modifier

• down: Running a business can sometimes feel like running up the down escalator.
• long: The pedestrian Tyne Tunnel in Jarrow has the world's longest continuous wooden escalator.
• new: A new escalator near the Tourist Office is also being constructed.
• first: No, he went down, taking the first escalator to the Bakerloo line.
• annual: The annual fuel escalator was set in 1993 at 3 % above the rate of inflation.

Modifies a noun

• panel: A key element of the activity has been using short runs of three escalator panels in West End locations.
• clause: Article III - 125 and the EU's escalator clause will give the EU the power to standardize taxes.
• manufacturer: Data Acquisition from Torque Meters An escalator manufacturer is sending data from torque meters directly to an Access database.

Noun used with modifier

• landfill: In the 1999 budget the landfill tax is placed on an " landfill escalator " of £ 1 per year until 2004.
• fuel: The Prime Minister: We removed the fuel duty escalator.
• duty: The Prime Minister: We removed the fuel duty escalator.
• tax: It also suggests a return to the fuel tax escalator.
• skill: Central to the project's ethos is the provision of what is termed 'a learning skills escalator ' .
• road: Related fiscal policies The political problems with environmental taxation are further exemplified by the story of the road fuel duty escalator.