Object

• ticket: In either instance we will not be liable for any additional costs incurred in having to purchase new tickets at a higher fare.

• annuity: If you work beyond age 65 you will not be able to purchase an annuity until you stop working and retire.

• item: To purchase an item select the Add To Shopping Basket icon for the.. .

• property: Here we provide independent editorial advice on how to purchase property at auction.

• copy: I would highly recommend you to purchase a copy of this book!

Converse of object

• negotiate: This included changes to the navigation and putting in a discussion facility so that dealers could negotiate purchases directly with the manufacturer.

Adjective modifier

• compulsory: Compulsory purchase order Several Acts grant powers for the compulsory purchase of land by local authorities, central government or government agencies.

• outright: Refinancing The decision to acquire an asset under a lease agreement or outright purchase is one which firms often face.

• bulk: I am trying to rectify the situation with a bulk cheap purchase.

Modifies a noun

• ledger: You role will also include maintaining the petty cash system, cash book and sales and purchase ledgers.

• price: The purchase price is based on the open market value of the property.

• order: You will also be given training on inputting of purchase orders.

Noun used with modifier

• hire: It is wise to check its finance history, specifically for any outstanding hire purchase.

• one-off: There are no refunds payable for one-off purchases of your credit report or credit rating.

• money: Although more popular with money purchase arrangements, employers can turn a defined benefit scheme into a salary sacrifice scheme.

Adjective complement

• insuranceprevious: To support that not purchase insuranceprevious nearly percent of.

• online: Members of the public You can order and purchase online any of the products in the public shopping area - Public Shop.

Preposition: of

• freehold: A - The purchase of a freehold or leasehold is almost certainly out of the question.