noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
credit voucher
luncheon voucher
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
free
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New members for 1988 are offered a free voucher to attend a Rally of their own choosing.
public
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Instead, the GOP-controlled Congress moved to cut spending on public housing and vouchers , Cisneros said.
■ NOUN
discount
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Some hotels offer discounts on meals taken in local restaurants, for example. Discount vouchers for local shops are sometimes available.
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As an introductory offer the first 1,000 brochures to be sent will include a 10% discount voucher .
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The new Home Delivered Readers Club offers discount vouchers and a card which can result in big savings for the shopper.
gift
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There is nothing wrong with ensuring that a benefiting nation spends its gift vouchers in our national shops.
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A friendly hug and gift vouchers were her reward at her happy long service presentation.
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Julian, together with a £10 gift voucher , is presented to the month's most successful business developer.
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He scored an impressive 14 out of 15 correct answers and scooped gift vouchers as first prize.
luncheon
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I believe the luncheon voucher approach is misguided.
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Mr Wright discovered that you can't hand out authority like luncheon vouchers .
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National Savings stamps or certificates, premium bonds. 4. Luncheon vouchers , travel tickets. 5.
scheme
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Labour is finding it harder than expected to get rid of the nursery voucher scheme .
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As sale voucher schemes were extended, the crime was more and more concentrated near district borders.
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If you're driving to Brighton please note that a parking voucher scheme operates in the centre of the town.
school
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A scheme of school vouchers was considered and abandoned although a scheme for loans in higher education is to be introduced.
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He has a five-plank campaign that includes raising the minimum wage and opposition to school vouchers .
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With Republicans pushing school vouchers , he talked more about charter schools.
system
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While in Kurunagala Ellis also established a cattle voucher system whereby headmen had to certify all sales of cattle.
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Voucher trouble Shopworkers' union Usdaw has threatened to boycott the government's voucher system for asylum seekers as protests gather momentum.
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A new voucher system enables kids to choose attractive and colourful frames, which reflect the brightness of mountain bikes and skateboards.
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Julia's voucher system seemed to work very well.
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His crackdown on asylum seekers and his humiliating voucher system are reprehensible.
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Most clients have moved to the voucher system , although some can not use it.
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Attempts to toughen the system by introducing a compulsory voucher system have done little to deter people.
■ VERB
give
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If you've been given a voucher because you have a low income, the value of your voucher may be reduced.
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We certainly can not afford to give away vouchers for medicine, for No. 2 pencils, for diapers.
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Around 100 companies all over Britain are giving away Air Miles vouchers to customers who buy their products and services.
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Eventually, all 16-year-olds will be given a voucher to spend on a programme of their choice.
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Visitors to Salisbury Cathedral will be given a special voucher in the form of a parchment scroll.
house
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Instead, the GOP-controlled Congress moved to cut spending on public housing and vouchers , Cisneros said.
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So Harmon has arranged for 180 housing vouchers through the city and county housing authorities.
issue
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The government announced a pilot scheme to issue 45,000 training vouchers in 11 areas.
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Homebase, in turn, will issue special offer vouchers for free burgers and car washes.
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The government was to issue vouchers to every citizen to enable them to buy shares in factories and enterprises.
provide
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We won't provide food vouchers , though the airline may choose to do so independently.
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Edward M.. Kennedy, D-Mass., laid out an alternative approach that would provide vouchers for families to buy insurance.
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Democrats wanted to provide vouchers for children and give counties the option of providing vouchers for the adults.
receive
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When you receive the inspection voucher simply telephone the most convenient centre arrange an appointment at any time between 9.00a.m. -6.00p.m.
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When five years are used up, children could receive vouchers for their support.
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The runner up receives £50 in vouchers .
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In the clothes shops, shoppers receive £5 off per voucher .
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Five runners-up will receive vouchers for 24 tins of Chum and a bag of Mixer.
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The winner will receive a £25 voucher plus £100 for an environmental project at his or her school.
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Those on half board will receive vouchers in the resort which can be used at the various cafes and restaurants.
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The first 100 letters out of the bag on 6 July 1992 will receive a voucher book.
use
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Hundreds of smaller businesses, such as Clydesdale stores, use these hotel vouchers , too.
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Parents using vouchers also could find their choices limited by private schools' acceptance policies.
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The Great Escapes brochure lists more than 250 hotels where you can use the vouchers .
win
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The person who spotted the most hazards was Guinness pensioner, who wins a £25 Guinness voucher .
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Second was from Packaging who wins a £10 voucher .
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All those published in the customer newsletter will win a Marshalls voucher to the value of £5.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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a travel voucher
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Edward M.. Kennedy, D-Mass., laid out an alternative approach that would provide vouchers for families to buy insurance.
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Five runners-up will each receive a £20 Champion Sport voucher .
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If the Veterans Administration suddenly shifted to vouchers, its hospitals would have to undergo profound and wrenching changes.
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Instead, the GOP-controlled Congress moved to cut spending on public housing and vouchers, Cisneros said.
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Prizes will be in the form of gifts or vouchers - there will not be any direct financial rewards.
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The voucher and the same identification had to be presented to claim tickets at the door the night of the performance.
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Today we are printing a special voucher which includes a token.
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While in Kurunagala Ellis also established a cattle voucher system whereby headmen had to certify all sales of cattle.