Faxon's two-year exemption from winning in Hartford runs out this year, so he is trying to stay in the top 25 on the career money list to use a one-time exemption for 2008.
If you need to, use a one-time password and then change it as soon as you can, once you're out of the public eye.
Gov. George E. Pataki plans to use a one-time cash subsidy to keep down health insurance costs for some of New York State's sickest people (front page, Feb. 16).
The governor wants to use a one-time payment of $1 billion from Empire Blue Cross and Blue Shield to pay for the first year of a health care package that will continue to cost hundreds of millions annually after this "one shot" of money is long gone.
From the start, the teachers' union hoped the money would be used for raises, and from the start the Bloomberg administration expressed reservations, explaining that the sum was a reimbursement for money the city had already spent, and that it would be imprudent to use a one-time revenue source to pay for a recurring cost like salaries.
The Lockers, pictured below, use a one-time code system for people to collect their deliveries.
The Deliv driver will use a one-time passcode to enter the customer's home with the package or grocery order, then put the cold and frozen groceries away, if need be.
First, it is exceedingly difficult to guess whether individuals of limited means will use a one-time stimulus to pay off credit card debt, save for major expenditures or spend on current consumption.
When you add a new credit card, Apple doesn't store the credit card on its own servers, or give it to the merchant, and each time you pay you use a one-time payment card.
The second transfer freedom that should happen is all athletes get the ability to use a one-time transfer exception at any time during their college career for any reason, along with not being restricted as to what school they transfer to.
