And such a one-time tax increase would postpone but not eliminate the need to come to grips with ever-rising Medicare costs.
It may turn out, however, that the lingering debt-ceiling debate is actually far worse than such a one-time disaster.
You can certainly understand Schumer's political prerogative: First, Wall Street is not just one of his biggest personal benefactors, it is New York City's main economic engine, and the City would take a big revenue hit from such a one-time bonus tax; second, Schumer is already taking a lot of heat from the Street because he is siding against them on some key issues in the main reform bill.
Even a one time haven such as water company Pennon came under pressure.
First, by "financial support," the survey doesn't mean an occasional gift, such as a one-time cash infusion to make up for rent or a celebratory check for graduation.
This study does not employ dynamic update of the background model, since the tested video sequences contain minimal ambient lighting change, and for such sequences a one-time construction of a static background model provides reasonable performance.
Last year, the Clinton administration issued Commerce Department regulations allowing export of such programs after a one-time review by the Defense Department, except to countries on the State Department's list of terrorist states.
While such data provide a one-time 'snapshot' of islet destruction, there is no clear knowledge of the precise cellular dynamics involved in this process.
As such, a one-dimensional, time-dependent particle pyrolysis model was proposed to characterize the detailed chemical and physical phenomena occurred within a pyrolyzing coal particle.
As a result, lenders are likely to ease up on consumers who have lower credit scores or a black mark on their credit histories from a one-time events such as job loss or a big medical bill.
"As such, we decided to make a one-time exception to our standard.
