Sentence examples for associated payments from inspiring English sources

"It is really disheartening that at the end of last week the BMA declined an invitation to talk about the key outstanding issues (ie unsocial hours definition and associated payments), and have so far stated that they are unwilling to negotiate and reconsider these points at all".

Methodologically, we have developed a new object, the Consumer-to-Factor Matrix, situated within a Multiregional Input-Output framework, for mapping a vector of consumer payments for one good or an entire bill of goods in one or more regions of the world to the associated payments received by owners of all embodied factors of production in the same and other regions.

Second, in cases where appropriate codes exist, the associated payments are often insufficient.

This study will assist in quantifying the economic impact to payers of RBC transfusions as they are tracked within many of the PPS surveillance programs and will inform future studies examining RBC transfusion and associated payments in Medicare claims data.

Clearly, when PES policy is scaled up nationally, a significant number of poor will be unable to access PES schemes and benefit from associated payments; this suggests that PES schemes operating in the existing tenure structure which privileges formal over customary rights to forest, have huge potential to marginalize poor households.

To conduct an analysis of Medicare outpatient therapy episodes of care and associated payment implications.

Ranchers report that target ecosystem service is more important to them than associated payment levels, though reservation prices tend to be high relative to land values.

There are tools associated with payment processing, payment gateways, and fraud detection, in addition to the checkout experience itself which has to handle calculations like coupons, loyalty, tax, and shipping fees, he says.

Just as mortgage servicing companies work for investors, selling our mortgages repeatedly and then informing us of changes to whom we owe our payments, we can now expect that our children and their associated taxpayer payments will be fluidly moved from investor to investor.

This study examines the risks and returns associated with payments for ecosystem services (PES) for private forestland using modern portfolio theory.

The payment market has been stable for a number of decades with well-defined roles (acquirers and issuers), profitable business models (the card schemes) and a dominant design in which the merchants absorb the costs associated with payments.