Sentence examples for recognition payment from inspiring English sources

Prime Minister Gordon Brown's government has rejected a proposal that all families bereaved in 30 years of violence in Northern Ireland should receive a "recognition payment" from the government of £12,000, about $17,000.

As recently reported, MasterCard is launching a facial recognition payment service based on "selfies" taken on a smartphone.

"Sadly, the controversy which surrounded the proposed £12,000 recognition payment entirely overshadowed the rest of the Eames-Bradley Report, which whilst not perfect, provided a credible basis on which a process could be built.

Indeed, Suning's push to for its store of the future, which was started by that Alibaba investment, uses SenseTime to power its facial recognition payment at staff-less checkouts and also for customer analysis using big data systems.

Through it, they have the opportunity to learn new skills, and this has contributed to provide satisfaction when circumstances such as lack of recognition, payment or severe resource constraints could have deterred their participation.

HWs revealed that improvement of technical skills and use of new technologies had a positive effect by increasing feelings of professionalism coupled with patients' positive feedback; however, HWs also felt unsupported in other aspects including increased workload, and lack of recognition, payment and supervision leading to demotivation.

By far the most controversial of their proposals was the recommendation for what they called "recognition payments" to the families of all of those killed in the years of violence, even perpetrators of the violence.

Users can choose from a variety of features and integrations for their apps, including Google Maps, Microsoft Image Recognition, payments through Stripe, and other APIs — and its capabilities like these that underpin Thunkable's claim their app builder platform is superior to rival builders which only let people create apps using templates with limited capabilities. .

He had published three books of poetry by then but received little recognition or payment for his writing.

While politicians and researchers waste their time debating the "additionality" or otherwise of climate finance, it is the recognition of payment for harm done that could transform the development finance debate.

This year, given Alibaba's physical retail advancement — it now operates more than 30 stores and includes facial recognition-based payment — the offline component will be more important than ever.