Even though the service isn't actually available for booking in S.F., Doody offered some one-off help.
NHS England holds a £60m fund which can be used for one-off help to financially troubled non-foundation trusts this year.
His agency contacts a select group of young men that are most likely to be involved in shootings -- the ones who've brushed off help and stubbornly refused to change.
We can purchase one-off transactional help on this round of Iranian sanctions.
In addition we do comedy, readings, everything.' And then, of course, there are the one-offs that help give Radio 4 its eclectic identity.
The resurrection of the one-off was helped by Marvellous, a 2014 bio-drama written by Peter Bowker about Neil Baldwin, a Staffordshire man who overcame learning disabilities to become a significant figure in football, higher education, clowning and the Church of England.
Some economists argue that a big one-off revaluation would help to stem inflows by reducing the expected future appreciation of the yuan.
The ENO pill was sugared with a one-off payment – to help in the transition of its business model – of £7.6m.
Mark Blundell, longtime head of the Salmon centre, says what his young people need is not a one-off but consistent help from childhood to adulthood, from people they trust in a safe place.
This has put even more impetus behind the professionalisation process even if some of the volunteers' tasks, such as a "one-off experience to help clean and repack Knole's stored collections", might still sound rather mundane.Politicians look wistfully on this success especially the Conservatives, who have watched their own venerable party membership collapse in recent years.
A one-off grant to help with costs in the run-up to a baby's birth - however, this is being withdrawn in 2011.
