It will be necessary to separate patients into categories of one-time visits that concern one or a few transient illnesses or injuries, and multiple related visits with dependent causes and co-morbid conditions.
As Robin Wauters notes on The Next Web, those sound like fighting words, and that's exactly what another one-time Nortel bidder was concerned about.
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.
Theresa May, the British minister in charge of home affairs, made clear to Parliament that her decision in the case of the hacker, Gary McKinnon, was a one-time ruling linked to serious concerns about his health, not a new policy in the controversial fight over extradition of British nationals to the United States.
This includes a memo to executives concerning "those one-time events that had to happen in order for us to have a chance to make our numbers".
The allegations concerning Lord Rennard, one-time chief executive of the party, came to light in a Channel 4 news report earlier this year.
Some of the Springbok fraternity's higher-profile members, including the former coach Nick Mallett and the one-time captain Bob Skinstad, voiced their concern over the incident, but Louw distanced himself from the fuss.
IntercontinentalExchange's revenue growth is strong, and the recent dip in net income due to one-time expenses isn't a concern.
The Times review stated that "All the latest news items, rumours and sightings concerning the one-time wonder boy and the creator of Buffy the Vampire Slayer are logged daily by the kind of people who appreciate smart, sophisticated dialogue and plotting".
This fact created many "unknowns" as to what the Board was being asked to commit to and, because the funds are one-time dollars, the Board expressed deep concerns regarding mandated, ongoing costs.
