Sentence examples for correspondent payment from inspiring English sources

Types of care: Romania took a step-by-step approach in restructuring provision and contracting of different types of care, especially as correspondent payment systems were developed (starting with 2002, as case-mix based reimbursement started).

America's crime-busters claim the right to go after anyone who uses its banking system (including indirectly, using "correspondent" banks to clear payments) or plans an illegal scheme on its soil.

Some businesses are now refusing credit card payments, our correspondent reports.

BBC London's transport correspondent Tom Edwards said the new payment system could save TfL £35m-a-year in reduced cash collection costs.

Eventually Victoria agreed to assist without payment, although an unnamed correspondent of the Public Ledger doubted whether the ship made more than a perfunctory search.

And in Britain, one bank boss fears that his employees may simply focus their suspicions on customers of Arab origin.Last year, banks were alarmed that politicians might make them carry out checks not only on correspondent banks—other banks which they use for payments in places where they do not have branches of their own but also on their correspondent banks' customers.

Liam Fox, an ABC correspondent familiar with the situation, said that while payments by corporations to police is common, "it raises all kinds of issues.

EU officials say a deal is unlikely before Greece has to make the IMF payment on Tuesday, the BBC's Europe correspondent Chris Morris says.

However, the backlog of payments is still being worked out, our correspondent adds.

International correspondent banks facilitate international transactions by providing access to the global payment and financial systems.

It would be unable to offer dollar accounts and dollar payments, since these activities rely on links to correspondent American banks.