Sentence examples for coordinating payments from inspiring English sources

Not only did he take on, unpaid, the herculean task of coordinating payments to survivors of Sept. 11 and to the families of those killed, but he also did it with a Solomon-like wisdom and fairness that should surely earn him a place of honor, if not in the history books, certainly in the hearts of all those who came into contact with him.

Specifically, WePay specializes in coordinating payments for marketplace or crowd funding platforms, basically enabling individuals to transact and process payments at scale between a lot of individuals.

He ran several websites such as betodog.com used by bettors, coordinating payments and directing the distribution of proceeds, according to the indictment.  .

"Today, Mr. Harber took responsibility for violating federal election campaign laws by illegally coordinating payments between a super PAC and a candidate's campaign committee," Andrew G. McCabe, assistant director in charge of the FBI's Washington field office, said in a statement.

He and about 10 aides sat with laptops at a long wooden conference table, figuring out who should deal with the tanker, and how to coordinate payments to cities in the west, under attack by Qaddafi soldiers and desperately in need of money and the ship's fuel.

She saw how difficult it was to coordinate payments, people's meal preferences and pick-up for large groups of people.

Currently named "Clearance Form" (I'm told this name is temporary), the product will be a consumer-facing site that will help coordinate payments between the licensee and licensor.

TeachStreet, a Yelp-like service for real world classes (cooking, dog obedience, music lessons, ballroom dance, foreign language, golf, yoga, etc)., is launching a marketplace feature for teachers to be able to coordinate payments from students.

A number of companies, such as Ghana's Agrocenta and Nigeria's Farmcrowdy, have raised VC for apps that coordinate payments, logistics and working capital across the continent's farmers and food markets.

He was referring to the P.C.I. (for "payment card industry") Security Standards Council, an initiative by major card companies to coordinate payment security rules.

Mr. Rabin said bar and club owners, business improvement districts or trade associations would pay for the police patrols through the department's Paid Detail Unit, which coordinates payment by businesses for off-duty officers working extra jobs.