Sentence examples for equipped to accept from inspiring English sources

To date, Google Wallet works on only four kinds of phones, and not many merchants are equipped to accept near field technology.

Visa had a logistical challenge as well as a marketing one: it had to get merchants equipped to accept Visa cards, strike partnerships with Chinese banks and have A.T.M.'s installed.

It's not clear how many merchants in Canada will be able to accept QuickPass at launch, but UnionPay says that over 70,000 merchants in the country accept UnionPay, and Canada's payment infrastructure means that a good percentage of merchants are already equipped to accept contactless payments, so the number could be a decent percentage of that 70,000.

Our brains aren't really equipped to accept ourselves as "evil".

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Japan has relatively few public daycare centers, and they often require that both parents work; meanwhile, private equivalents and babysitters are beyond the financial reach of most, even when equipped to accept disabled children.

The MoD seriously misjudged CarillionAmey's capacity to deliver a service which CarillionAmey accepts it was not equipped to deliver," says the committee's report.

Knowledge & attitudes of healthcare providers (HCP) have significant impact on frequency with which vaccines are offered & accepted but many HCP are ill equipped to make informed recommendations about vaccine merits & risks.

For starters, new payment terminals will not only accept EMV chips, they'll also be equipped to handle near-field communications (NFC).

"His staff was not manned, equipped, nor resourced to accept these responsibilities," the chronicle explains.

Therefore, multiple specialist groups, each sufficient in number, need not only be available to accept referrals for children who pursue CMA but must also be equipped to navigate the relevance of CMA findings for their patient's care.