Object

• legislation: We also hope the Government will proceed with a Regulatory Reform ( Fire Safety ) Order to overhaul and consolidate existing fragmented legislation.

• customer: They will also cover existing customers where flood defenses will be completed within five years.

• today: All through intelligence circles people had chosen sides and the two UFO factions that exist today were born.

• infrastructure: Maximizing the use of existing radio infrastructure has to be in the public interest.

• building: Offer the same system for refurbishment of existing buildings.

• arrangement: Aims The purpose of this body would be to strengthen existing arrangements for the handling of food safety matters.

Adjective complement

• aerial: If you live in an area without a digital signal, you may need to upgrade your existing aerial.

Used with why or when

• which: There is no state of being in which you could exist which would be outside the eternal love of Christ.

• that: An interesting if brief history of the real life Scorpion King, presuming such a man existed that is.

• where: ECUMENICAL COOPERATION Several networks exist where information and experience can be shared.

• when: The wallpaper and curtains reproduce those which existed when the room was occupied by the Duchess of Kent and Princess Victoria.

Infinitive complement

• promote: GHT exists to promote the best quality of life for people living with HIV in the North West.

• protect: MRECs exist primarily to protect research subjects from harm, to facilitate good quality research and to protect researchers.

• help: More than 50 organizations exist to help the criminal but only a handful struggle to help the victims.

• ensure: NCVO believes that sufficient regulation already exists to ensure that organizations fundraise in ways that are lawful.

Preposition: in

• isolation: Promotion is crucial: a project cannot exist in isolation but depends on the participation of many other parties.

• vacuum: Oxford University no longer exists in an academic vacuum, safe from the scrutiny of the outside world.

• realm: A ghost or spirit is the life force of someone who has died, but not ceased to exist in this realm.

• imagination: Others see them as purely fantastical creatures existing only in the imaginations and storybooks of the young.

Preposition: for

• compatibility: Note: This method exists for backward binary compatibility with earlier versions of the Swing library.