Investment decisions are not one off decisions.
What differentiates Safari Reader from the likes of Adblock Plus, if Wired's Epicenter blog has it right, is that you have to press the button each time you want to make those annoying/revenue-critical "distractions" disappear, on each new page, rather than making a one-off decision to banish ads.
Nick Poyntz-Wrigheadhead of life insurance at the FSA, said: "An annuity purchase is an important one-off decision that has long-term consequences for individuals if they get it wrong.
In public appearances, Antonin Scalia, a member of the majority in Bush v. Gore, regularly offers this message to people who question him about the decision: "Get over it!" Even at the time, Bush v. Gore was treated as a kind of novelty item, a one-off decision that applied only to the peculiar facts then before the Justices.
This approach to withdrawal fits with the notion that consent should be considered to be the initiation of a partnership between researcher and participant, rather than a one-off decision at a single point in time.
Listening in the U.S. was a popular option for Chinese tech companies last year, so it will interesting to see if Qihoo 360's move is a canary in the coal mine moment, or a one-off decision from a company that has struggled to manage its image outside of home turf.
Both Chinese firms are waiting for the government panel's decision and CFIUS experts see the Ralls case as a one-off decision.
If a resident proposed a remodel, the city would review the proposal, study the property further and make a one-off decision, Platt said.
Speaking in the court, Alito said it was not clear whether this was a "one-off" decision that will have no lasting impact or the beginning of a significant shift in favor of affirmative action.
The process of treatment withdrawal was described as a shared progression of many different conversations rather than a one-off decision [ 11, 38, 40, 42– 50].
