Satisfactory

A. Some celebrities will do almost anything _____ their craving for publicity.

B. Friendly service and low prices all contribute to customer _____.

C. The law says that goods you buy must be “of _____ quality” and free from defects.

Insurance

A. The _____ industry is one of the country’s biggest employers.

B. Companies are required _____ against accidents in the workplace.

C. The challenge is to work out what risks are _____.

Promote

A. _____ advertising informs the public of an item or a range of items in stock.

B. Her job is mainly concerned with sales and _____.

C. It is expensive _____ new products and get them accepted in the marketplace.

 

Specific

A. Buyers are interested in the technical _____ of the new model of car.

B. The customer _____ a date and time for delivery.

C. In the UK, tobacco is taxed as a _____ duty per unit of quality.

 

Development

A. Children in many _____ countries lack basic medical care.

B. Markets for such high-priced products _____ slowly.

C. We encourage our staff in their _____ of new skills.

Establish

A. The treaty _____ a free trade zone across Europe.

B. Since its _____ in 2001, the firm has enjoyed rapid growth.

C. It is an old _____ family firm.

Relative

A. The visit is an important step in improving business _____ between Japan and China.

B. The tax bears no _____ to people’s ability to pay.

C. We are going through a period of _____ economic stability.