Sentence examples for move to chip from inspiring English sources
Visa recently announced it would mandate a move to chip and PIN technology for all Australian Visa cardholders over the next four years, with signatures no longer accepted at the check-out by 2013.
And as more countries around the world move to chip-and-PIN cards, it's inevitable that Americans will encounter more difficulties paying for things abroad.
Doug Johnson, vice president for risk management policy at the American Bankers Association, said that American banks were concerned about security but that there were no plans to move to chip-and-PIN cards.
But We have to take the payments industry with us.
Playing closer to Russia makes this easier, as Russia is not likely to object to recent moves to chip away at media freedom and pack the judiciary.
Over the last several months, conservative lawmakers have moved to chip away at crucial components of the law, the derivatives rules among them.
But an even bigger concern has been that the U.S. continues to use less secure "mag stripe" cards when the rest of the world has moved to chip and PIN.
Card fraud was not viewed as big a problem as in the rest of the world (this was before Home Depot and Target security breaches), and moving to "chip & pin" would require upgrades of all merchant card terminals across the US, estimated to cost over $6B.
My mother had told us that he was associated with the arts and crafts tradition: he moved to Chipping Camden at the turn of the century partly because of its association with the movement, and was supported and encouraged throughout his career by Sidney Cockerell, who had been William Morris's secretary.
The move, according to chip industry analysts, is to put AMD on the defensive.
