Object

• service: Better Customer Services - ITIL will enable you to deliver better services tailored to the specific needs of your customers.

• solution: We have the team to deliver a solution that is suitably different rather than simply different.

• improvement: Does it really require a new EU body to deliver the improvements that we want?

• benefit: A key benefit delivered by Revision 8 is the support of Application Packs.

• speech: The Defense quoted a passage from a speech delivered, they said, in May 1992.

• lecture: Mr Mandelson delivered the 1999 ITN lecture to the European Media Forum on July 26.

Subject

• courier: Items are now shipped to the shop and delivered by private couriers.

Adjective complement

• direct: You'll find the same quality and value - plus all the convenience of having your shopping delivered direct to your door.

• on-site: The training is delivered on-site by experienced trainers, and its tailored to individuals needs.

• free: Both of these items are delivered free of charge to people who receive the meals.

Used with why or when

• what: Projects do not suffer from project creep and deliver what the business actually need.

Present participle complement

• accord: Each topic is delivered according to the group's identified felt needs.

Preposition: in

• accordance: We cannot accept any liability for any loss or damage to the Goods once they have been delivered in accordance with your delivery instructions.

• partnership: The Cluny Square Community Fun Day is being delivered in partnership with Positive Futures.

• box: She suffers from chronic respiratory disease which means that she is dependent on oxygen which has to be delivered in a head box.

Preposition: with

• flair: Media activity was delivered with flair, creativity and a clear focus on achieving objectives.

• passion: Amy played both electric piano and acoustic guitar throughout the performance and the songs were delivered with passion.

• precision: Its effectiveness lies in its ability to focus in on a very specific target and deliver with precision.

Preposition: by

• courier: Items are now shipped to the shop and delivered by private couriers.

• forceps: He is a strong, healthy baby without any of the problems his brother suffered from being delivered by forceps.