Sentence examples similar to payment mirroring from inspiring English sources
(GP Interview 7) This payment structure mirrors the existing financial incentives for quality in use in the UK general practice, either in the QOF (an explicit pay for performance system) or in enhanced service contracts for work not covered by capitation.
They own a promise from the ETN's issuer to make payments that mirror the value of the underlying equity.
Meanwhile, the new weekly payment would also be gradually reduced for incomes above £100,000, mirroring the withdrawal of the personal allowance in the present tax system.
Key to the criticism is the mandatory six-week wait for payment which is imposed on claimants, which the government says is aimed at mirroring the wait for a paycheque if the claimant were in work.
"This top up is of course welcomed," says Smith. "But it demonstrates that DHPs are not the welfare reform safety net they were prescribed to be". Manchester's cautious approach to distributing hardship payments in early 2013 was mirrored across the country, our analysis shows.
Red Gillen, an analyst with consulting firm Celent, said that because of the dominance of cards in retail payments the card issuers' performance mirrors the overall economy and should match the pace of a gradual recovery even as unemployment continues to pressure consumer spending.
The strategy mirrors one that Google has used successfully with its payment system, Checkout.
State welfare without sanctions fails to mirror the way that working individuals who do not rely on welfare payments take responsibility for their lives.
Home says: "Ideally, previous experience should mirror your own client base, so if you deal purely with other businesses then any potential employee should have experience of B2B accounts and a solid understanding of UK late-payment legislation.
His technique mirrors hers.
