Sentence examples for introducing payment from inspiring English sources

Taking advantage of ARRIS e-tail infrastructure, the company is also introducing payment via major credit card instead of the PayPal option previously offered.

The results of these approaches, combined with a household survey (N = 196), were incorporated in an agent-based model (Villamor [2012]) to assess the potential trade-offs of introducing payment for ecosystem services (PES) schemes.

Paytm, which is backed by Alibaba and SoftBank among others, is steeling its product with social features to give it an advantage against messaging apps in India which are increasingly encroaching on its territory by introducing payment features of their own.

The IPM is currently designed to maintain preexisting financial flows to the extent possible while introducing payment of contracts with private logisticians.

But there are serious concerns that introducing payments for people who donate their organs would result in poor and vulnerable people coming under severe pressure to alleviate their financial problems by selling a part of their body.

But that's not quite all, Truecaller is also introducing payments.

"With Facebook introducing payments into Messenger next year, Messenger is set to create a platform to further disrupt banks," says Trokoudes.

The river basin belongs to the project Produtor de Água (http://www.ana.gov.br), which aims to introduce best management practices and a better integration of stakeholders, e.g., by introducing Payments for Environmental Services (Lorz et al. 2012a b).

However, introducing payments on services that have previously been free is risky, especially in resource-constrained settings.

Elsewhere in the NHS, the government has introduced payment by results, a funding system involving a fixed tariff being set for every operation or procedure.

The committee said plans to introduce payment by results in the probation services – part of Justice Secretary Chris Grayling's so-called rehabilitation revolution – needed to be redesigned for women offenders.