Some construction companies have used a new, one-off rule that allows them to book profits from ongoing projects to flatter their results.
As the changes have to be written into EU law, it is impossible to create a one-off rule for the British, or "Lex Britannica".
But at Silverstone in mid-season, the spectre of team orders arose again, when with exhaust-blown diffusers severely limited by a one-off rule change, Alonso took Ferrari's only win that year.
While the EBU said Australia's participation was a "one off" event, it did not rule out the notion of inviting a different guest nation each year in future contests.
The Australia game falls outside World Rugby's official window but Wales will be able to select their six players who are based in England, including North and the centre Jamie Roberts, after Premiership Rugby waived, on a one-off basis, its rule that clubs held on to their non-England players when they were not obliged to release them.
You can't write this one off.
The classical approach may have once strictly insisted on the one-off time in a single place – that was the rule and the sense.
McCullough also stated that the episode is a one-off, but did not rule out a return beyond the fifth season.
That feat stirred commentary in a nation that threw off one-party rule in 2000 — the party that put Ms. Gordillo in power — and has had three successive democratic presidential elections.
The tribunal heard the two officers were on good terms and this was a "one-off disagreement", but the panel ruled the meeting amounted to harassment.
But it was thought to be a one-off, with the FA appearing to rule out entering teams again at Rio.
