Sentence examples for switch to payment from inspiring English sources

It starts with cowrie shells, stone axes and jade; moves on to the earliest coins from Lydia, now part of Turkey, from around 650 BC, and the "spade money" and "knife money" from China from around the same time; continues with the emergence of paper money in China; and culminates with the switch to payment cards and mobile money in the modern era.

Apple had to change its pricing a bit as carriers are switching to payment plans.

Representatives Allyson Y. Schwartz, Democrat of Pennsylvania, and Joe Heck, Republican of Nevada, have put forward one good proposed reform, which would tie an S.G.R. repeal to a slow reduction in fee-for-service payments to those physicians who do not switch to bundled payments and other payment models.

Rent may be the last great bastion of using checks, but even that is well on the decline as property managers switch to electronic payments, and mobile payments become so easy.

Since physicians may equate primary care reform largely with a switch to capitated payment, the successful recruitment to the Network will require the education of physicians about payment.

However, when combined with welfare reforms such as the household benefits cap, overall welfare spending cap, social sector size criteria and the switch to direct payment under universal credit – all of which could reduce that rental income – it says the sector is entering a climate of increased risk that could unnerve investors and spell disaster for future affordable housing supply.

Do you plan to switch to electronic payments for your federal benefits by March 1?

Kodak will then switch to semiannual payments in July and December.

But if Medicare and private insurance agreed to coordinate a switch to bundled payments, doctors and hospitals could follow suit.

Predictions about the death of cash as consumers switch to contactless payments are premature, said the Bank.

Charities are losing tens of millions of pounds a year as people switch to contactless payments and carry less loose change.