Sentence examples for payment implementation from inspiring English sources

The five typical stages of innovation decision process of cashless payment are knowledge of the existence of cashless payment, persuasion of a favourable attitude towards cashless payment, decision to adopt cashless payment, implementation of cashless payments and confirmation of the adoption of cashless payment based on positive outcomes.

The investment costs ranged from 18% to 59% of the savings in the first two years and were typically made up of redundancy payments, implementation team costs, rebranding and IT expenditure.

And PayPal is in early stage testing with McDonald's for an in-store payments implementation.

Owing to irregular payments, implementation of activities at the district level seemed to be determined more by the time at which funds became available, than by when they were most needed.

Implementation costs by payment method at implementation year 1. Figure S9.

This study evaluated Payment for Ecosystem Services PESS) implementation in a smallholder settlement in an Atlantic forest reserve in Paraguay, designed to stop and reverse deforestation due to expansion of subsistence agriculture, which was identified to be the main deforestation or forest degradation threat that may spread beyond the settlement.

Ed Trust is also nonprofit "parent" to the US Education Delivery Institute, which Gates paid $3.2 million in start-up money in April 2010 "implement plans to increase college readiness and post secondary completion rates nationally"- launguage that sure sounds like payment for CCSS implementation in anticipation of the June 2010 "official" CCSS launch.

Starting in 2007, bundled payment was implemented broadly for diabetes and to a more limited extent for COPD; implementation of bundled payment for CVD just started at the end of our research period (2011).

In fact, the "hands-free movement" may be the next iteration of mobile payments; PayPal's implementation of BLE, called PayPal Beacon, has already launched in San Francisco in hopes to usher in this new movement.

Children below 18 years, the aged (70+), pregnant women, SSNIT pensioners and indigents are entitled to NHI membership while being exempted from premium payments, though the implementation of these exemptions appears to have been poor.

But more can be done: for starters, we could speed up the implementation of payment reform, stop Medicare payments for tests and treatments that provide no benefit and endorse competitive bidding for medical goods and services.