It is intended exclusively for the individual or entity to which it is addressed.
Zostavax is also the first vaccine in 30 years that is intended exclusively for older people, and it comes in the midst of a minor surge in nonpediatric vaccines.
These partners pray for Andover Newton Seminary and receive the community's prayers, attend Emmaus Bible study and worship, and are invited to participate in any of Andover Newton's educational programs except for the two-term mentoring colloquium, which is intended exclusively for diploma earners.
They must state that the product is intended exclusively for people who want to lower their blood cholesterol, provide a definition of a portion or serving size of the food and amount of the plant sterol that each portion contains, and advise that the consumption of more than 3 g/day of added phytosterols should be avoided.
The report concluded that because of Iran's past pattern of concealment it would take some time before the agency could determine if Iran's nuclear program was intended exclusively for peaceful purposes.
Any additional dispatch of troops that may occur, he added, will be intended exclusively "to strengthen our military presence on the border in order to defend and safeguard our frontier".
Mr. Vallone and Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani are scheduled to testify on Monday in Albany about Mr. Pataki's plan for the budget year starting April 1, which includes $700 million in proposed new tax cuts, about $120 million of which are intended exclusively for communities north of Dutchess County.
According to the group's rule sheet, the hill climbs hew to the style of those that were popular in the early days of the automobile, and they're intended exclusively for "cars that were or could have been built prior to World War II".
The limitation, therefore, of articles 5, 6, and 8 of those amendments, being intended exclusively to apply to the powers exercised by the government of the United States, whether by congress or by the judiciary, and not as limitations upon the powers of the states, can have no application to the present case; and the same observation is more obviously true in regard to clause 3, § 2, art.
Since excavations at the Cemetery of the Babies began in the 1980s, all of the 50-odd children discovered there were under three years old, leading experts to assume that the necropolis was intended exclusively for babies and toddlers.
As Jeff Wiltse, professor of history at the University of Montana and author of Contested Waters: A Social History of Swimming Pools in America, explained to NPR, in the 1920s and 30s, cities across the country built thousands of public pools, but they were intended exclusively for white people.
