That forces teams to rely on one-off policies, which charge higher premiums, are riddled with exclusions and rarely last over three years.One big risk for insurers is moral hazard.
Or the one-off policy seminar you organised so you can shout "Impaaaact!" The box is ticked.
These steps are important individually, but take on particular significance when these patterns of highly-efficient use are taken as more than one-off policies, but as guiding principles for the design of the entire energy and natural resource utilization systems.
A one off capital investment for Primary Health Care was made four years into the implementation of the policy.
You can't write this one off.
One-off screening policies will reduce an even lower percentage of the total disease burden.
That is why, in the words of one senior Japanese diplomat: "We need to play our own part in ensuring the pivot is not a sort of one-off, short-term policy".Japan is revising its joint-defence guidelines with America to foster "seamless and effective" co-ordination between the two countries' armed forces in areas such as logistics, intelligence, missile defence and cyber-warfare.
But cause for the split aside, injecting partisanship into support for AIPAC is a relatively new phenomenon and one that poses more threat to the group than a one-off loss on a policy matter.
Under the Santa Fe Independent School District's "hands-off policy," Mr. Sekulow said, "no one knows what that student might say".
There have been many attempts to try to redress such imbalances but they have tended to be one-off initiatives, says Ellen Pugh, policy adviser at the Equality Challenge Unit.
"And Tata adopted a hands-off policy".
