Preposition: of

• market: A package of recommendations covering both the customer and supply-side of the market was presented to the FCO Board in December 2004.

Possessives

• reform: There's more to ' supply-side ' reform than privatization.

Modifies a noun

• shipmate: Away in our her primary mission supply-side shipmates had human forms with.

• recession: The bust in the property bubble fed into the supply-side recession.

• substitution: Supply-side substitution is not an economic option with the older chemical technology, which produces a 96 % purity.

• economics: The policy of Agenda 2010 is only the most logical expression of a Social Democratic supply-side economics to date.

• reform: In a European context, we need to set out the case for supply-side reforms.

• flexibility: Against this background, the need for greater supply-side flexibility within Europe is increasingly widely acknowledged.