Sentence examples for exploring payment from inspiring English sources

There's been a considerable amount of discussion around Apple's potential exploration of the mobile payments space recently, after the Wall Street Journal reported that Cupertino was exploring payment tech and the ability to use iOS devices to buy physical goods.

This study specifically explores payment attributes that are amenable to change, to assist policy makers in re-designing the provider payment mechanisms used by a CBI, with the aim to increase health workers' motivation to support and promote CBI.

They could explore payments facilitated by the blockchain's lack of transaction fees.

While DeepMind is not currently charging the NHS for the work it's doing in any of its publicly announced collaborations, it has confirmed it does intend to monetize the tools and systems it is building in future — and has also said it is exploring possible payment models based on performance outcomes.

It left fee-for-service largely in place but created the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation, to explore alternative payment systems.

We explore Contingent Payment Mechanisms (also known as Contingent Earn-Outs) as a capital raising strategy surrounding Entrepreneurial Financing decisions.

JPMorgan Chase is spreading its bets as it explores emerging payment technologies, but it is also choosing carefully.

He states "policy makers should further explore alternative payment interfaces that can balance the convenience of paying and its corresponding spending-regulatory effect".

The coordination facilitated by timely quality and utilization data would encourage physicians to explore new payment models.

The Senate Ethics Committee, which was exploring whether the payment was an illegal contribution to buy the aide's silence, can still make a public statement.

Google is also exploring adding N.F.C. payment methods to the Google Android platform, according to a Google employee who asked not to be named because company employees are not allowed to speak publicly about unannounced features and products.