But then the American Board of Internal Medicine realized that a one-time exam wasn't sufficient for keeping pace with the rapid advances in medicine, and thus the "recertification process" was initiated, requiring doctors who qualified in or after 1990 to retest every 10 years.
Ideally the exam should not be a one-time paper-and-pencil test, like legal bar exams, but a phased set of milestones to be attained over the first few years of teaching.
Buoyed by growing revenue, the Educational Testing Service, the not-for-profit group that produces the SAT, the Advanced Placement exams and the Graduate Record Exams, last year gave one-time bonuses of as much as $366,000 to 15 of its officers.
The potential ravages of a football career have affected important figures in his life, from former teammate and fellow quarterback Ken Stabler, who died in early 2016 and was diagnosed with CTE during a postmortem brain exam, to one-time 49ers receiving great Dwight Clark, who suffers from ALS. Ex-NFL player doesn't remember running through glass door.
The Sun-Times reports Adam also mocked Ponzo's one-time failure of an accounting exam, insinuating the failing grade made his analysis unreliable.
On the other hand, those adolescents who make even one-time threats in person to their teachers, therapists or in essays/exam papers may be more easily identified for assessment than those who issue one-time threats online.
(Another "one-time sale").
Calculate one-time interest.
If all subjects are taken at one time, the total exam time is 5 hours for all subjects combined.
Students who have been notified that their progress is not satisfactory and who have not met stated requirements for gaining satisfactory academic standing prior to the exams will not be allowed to take them, and will be considered to have failed the exams one time.
