A consumer does not, however, have a continuing relationship with you if you open an account for the consumer solely for the purpose of liquidating or purchasing securities as an accommodation, i.e., on a one time basis, without the expectation of engaging in other transactions.
Some severance packages are lucrative and offered on a one time basis.
"We are making this decision on a one-time basis, based on the unusual circumstances of this matter, although the treatment, if provided, would be outside the scope of the plan's coverage and despite lack of medical evidence regarding the effectiveness of such treatment," Garnsey wrote.
Enter Harvey: self-deprecating, filled with healthy anxiety, assigned on a one-time basis to wax on all things Wimbledon, but above all, able to write at impressive speed.
For instance, one basic question was how royalties should differ from a song streamed on a one-time basis, versus one sold to be kept on a hard drive, versus one that could be copied to portable devices.
He put President Reagan on the phone to The Times's publisher, who -- on a one-time basis -- confirmed that the adviser had not been our source.
The deals came after Cuba, which has been subject to a United States embargo since soon after President Fidel Castro's revolution in 1959, appealed to Washington to speed up authorization to buy food and medicines from the United States on a one-time basis to replenish stocks used after the hurricane hit on Nov. 4.
So last week he proposed changing the city charter -- on a one-time basis -- so that he could take care of unfinished business.
But to the interloper -- the economy classman bumped up on a one-time basis, thanks to the miracle of frequent-flier miles -- it's 15 hours of adrenaline rush.
In fact, merit pay increases rewarded employees for improving performance year-over-year, not just for high levels of performance on a one-time basis.
So if an employer with a 401(k) hires an adviser on a one-time basis for advice, the adviser doesn't have to act as a fiduciary.
