Community facility regulations specify that churches provide one off-street parking space for every 10, 15 or 20 fixed seats, depending on the residential district.
However, participants reported that, as practices become busier, families often see multiple practice members rather than "their own doctor"; GPs increasingly find themselves providing "one off care" to families.
In addition, unions draw on their political funds to provide one-off donations to the party mainly at election times, amounting to about £12m.
In addition, unions draw on their political funds to provide one-off donations, mainly at election times, amounting to about £12m.
This was designed to provide one-off grants for neighbourhoods.
Common models and solutions including charitable dentistry and volunteer-based dental clinics, which typically provide one-off, acute dental interventions (often extractions) are likely inadequate to respond to such complexities.
Thus far, Cellufun has raised $7 Million from Longworth Venture Partners and is currently raising an equally sized Series B. Cellufun started out providing one-off games on mobile devices such as Hellofun, a Halloween game, and "The Mobile Ring," a pre-election game where you could punch Presidential hopefuls in the face.
The Eileen Trust, which provided one-off payments, plus small monthly sums, was established in 1992.
The memo claimed the charity had provided one-off payments of $35 to1066 complainants – a claim that has not been denied.
"For example, providing one-off investments to build a school or sponsor a child through a year of education is not enough.
To explore long-term outcomes of participation in a Dose Adjustment For Normal Eating (DAFNE) training course, which provided one-off exposure to structured education in intensive insulin therapy to people with established Type 1 diabetes.
