In particular, the agency took note of the administration's reliance on one-time transfers of money to fill gaps in the state's $32 billion budget.
Once a team pays this one-time transfer fee, it then negotiates a new, often very large, contract with the player.
And the personal saving rate, which had been rising, dropped sharply from a month earlier as one-time transfer payments from the government stopped arriving in people's bank accounts.
Christopher Radford, a spokesman, said that the N.C.A.A. had identified permission-to-contact rules, the one-time transfer exception and academic concerns as the three main areas to explore.
He said the decision "does raise the spectre of a tremendous -- and tremendously capricious -- one-time transfer of wealth from society at large to those individuals who happen to hold title to large tracts of land at the moment this legal question is permanently resolved".
If the first customers were also the richest, then China's property market has so far served only the top 20-30% of households.China's homebuyers also include a younger generation who missed out on the 1998 windfall (described by Andy Rothman of CLSA, a brokerage, as the "largest one-time transfer of wealth in the history of the world").
A one-time transfer tax called a stamp duty, equal to 7.5 percent of the total sales price, is paid by the buyer, said Lynn M. Bodden, a lawyer, minus the cost of furniture, which is often included in the price of a home.
OAuth gets around that by sending you back to the original site where you login and authorize the one-time transfer of data.
A one-time transfer of an IRA or Archer MSA balance to a health savings account is also permitted, up to the contribution limits.
Dutch Gaitley was granted a one-time transfer exception by the NCAA and was eligible immediately, instead of sitting out the customary season.
When members join the program, they can make a one-time transfer of any amount of points in their account into the Family Pool.
