Presidents, through executive order, can proclaim one-time holidays.
There's also a more indulgent one-time holiday box.
19 March 1943 Now don't you start getting me angry as well: I ask you, the one time the Easter holidays are from 20 April to 10 May, why do you need to come to San Remo at the beginning of April?
He noted that beat-off breaks should be for the express purpose of "stress relief and a genuine desire for a break," in case you were thinking this gives license to lust over that co worker who brushed your shoulder one time at the holiday party.
Our family had a friend who would go to Coober Pedy on his holidays and one time he brought me up here with him.
The plan was to simply do it one time, raising questions about holiday consumerism, just like the Danish group had done.
"One time, when we were on holiday in Poznan [in western Poland] and we told some people where we were from, they asked us which barracks we lived in".
Most of us have seen it in action at one time or another, before a holiday or when paying for a DVD on eBay from a seller based in another country.
The holidays are the "one time of year you can let down your hair and socialize," said Ms. Winston, who provides a holiday lunch and an afternoon off to her staff.
The holidays are the one time of year when brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles and cousins unite around one dinner table for celebration and reflection.
It would also give American multinational companies a big one-time tax holiday on foreign profits they have been keeping outside the United States.
