one-time

He had given himself what he called a one-time waiver in the previous election, and was now going against his prior commitment not to extend his hold over both offices.

The Scorpion’s Tail Zahid Hussain 2010

Henry has spent the last several years redeeming himself following a five-year stint in prison for armed robbery, which he describes as a one-time mistake that stemmed from a desperate and ill-conceived plan to gain money to help his family save their house in Washington, D.C.

News - chicagotribune.com 2011

Soon there appeared in Williamsburg a man named John Short, who was described as a one-time participant in the counterfeiting.

Washington Richard Harwell 1968

Soon there appeared in Williamsburg a man named John Short, who was described as a one-time participant in the counterfeiting.

Washington Richard Harwell 1968

Soon there appeared in Williamsburg a man named John Short, who was described as a one-time participant in the counterfeiting.

Washington Richard Harwell 1968

Soon there appeared in Williamsburg a man named John Short, who was described as a one-time participant in the counterfeiting.

Washington Richard Harwell 1968

And in this world, there are always -- it's kind of a gray area we define as a one-time item or not.

unknown title 2011

In its judgement, reached in July but only now revealed, the UNHRC said: "Even if the obligation to remove the turban for the identity photograph might be described as a one-time requirement, it would potentially interfere with the author's Ranjit Singh's freedom of religion on a continuing basis."

BBC News - Home 2012

In that $47 million, how much is one-time expenses, whether it be inventory mark up or whatever you would call one-time in nature?

unknown title 2011

The world remains in the early stages of a long period of major demand growth, and so-called one-time events in the industry that constrain supply now occur each quarter.

unknown title 2011