Sentence examples for calls payments from inspiring English sources

Yankovich — who calls payments "the holy grail" of commerce technology — says that this will be a step in the future, but not for now.

That business has seen them extend not just into gaming and media but also other kinds of content like paid-for stickers, and a wave of other services like voice calls, payments and even taxis (no comment from Idezawa on whether that will lead to a deal with the likes of Uber or Lyft).

Many H.M.O.'s have reduced their participation in Medicare, calling payments inadequate and regulations excessive.

In recent years, many private health plans have pulled out of Medicare, calling payments inadequate.

In most cases, their profits include "economic rents", as economists call payments made to those who control resources whose supply, in the short term, does not vary with their price.

Under the lease arrangement, Mr. Bucha would not pay taxes to the schools, village and town, which includes the hamlet of Fort Montgomery, but would instead make what are called payments in lieu of taxes.

One form of revenues that can be estimated and used for bond repayment is the $4.5 million a year in what are called payments in lieu of taxes, which are to be paid by the arena's developer.

Sometimes called "payments banks," these institutions can hold consumer funds and provide basic transaction services.

In addition to messaging, the app offers voice and video calling, payments, shopping, games and more.

'The amount of taxes we get from the OPG station (that's called payments in lieu, PILs), is about one-third, it's over, roughly, two million dollars a year.

The latter were restricted from accepting travel per diem or on-call payments.