Under "continuous coverage," Americans would be given a one-time opportunity to buy insurance at prices that aren't based on health status.
Some 800 people, from the socialite Anne Bass to the actresses Lucy Liu and Marion Cotillard, had to wait for more than an hour to enter the museum's rotunda, where Luigi Pirandello's "Right You Are (if You Think You Are)" was given a one-time performance under the direction of the Italian artist Francesco Vezzoli.
In the document, Facebook also lists 61 developers (below) who it granted a data-access extension after ending the friends data API, in May 2015 — saying they were given a "one-time extension of less than six months beyond May 2015 to come into compliance" — with one exception, Serotek, an accessibility app, which was given an 8 months extension to January 2016.
In 2004, the laws were amended again to a system of both public and private pension programs and people were given a one-time option to choose between them.
A single female rat was given a one-time maximal dose of GZ17 (5000 mg/kg).
She was given a one-time dose of lorazepam with significant improvement in her mental status.
Just before the 2000 Olympics, she tested positive for a high ratio of testosterone to epitestosterone and was given a one-year suspension, the first time she was branded a cheater.
Jones had previously been arrested at least six times and was given a one-year suspension by the N.F.L. in 2007.
The parties wish to reduce systemic risk in the banking system and will establish an independent commission to investigate the complex issue of separating retail and investment banking in a sustainable way; while recognising that this would take time to get right, the commission will be given an initial time frame of one year to report.
"It is like the Maryland tobacco buyout, where farmers were given a large one-time payment to stop growing tobacco," said Bruce L. Gardner, a University of Maryland professor and former assistant secretary for economics at the Agriculture Department under the first President Bush.
In fact, at one of our annual review meetings I was given a hard time by one of our commissioners who asked me why it was that [Location] had done "so many more" primary palate repairs than I had.
