That one time action will strengthen its financial position, but also will limit share buybacks, which were substantial not long ago.
Marcus has only commented there that one time.
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And you fall victim to the same nagging self-doubt from thinking about that one time you did something right, that you do from dwelling on all the times you did everything wrong.
But Eric said something curious, may not have even realized what he was saying, that one time he saw the head agent on the news talking about moving the hunt to a different location.
But I sort of feel that, you know, if Thomas Edison were in the school system today, he wouldn't have failed 10, 000 times before that one time that he figured out the real one - you know, the answer to the question.
He noted that at one time the U.S. was mostly Protestant but that today it is only about half Protestant.
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That one-time stalwart of the consumer electronic world has started to slow significantly if not decline and that has a big impact on companies like Nokia, LG and other mobile phone share leaders.
The innards of that one-time war machine now adorn one wall of his home, mounted like a work of art.
It has a very long-term channel that at one time will resolve for a move to highs of the year.
The second question, on Ohio, can you repeat that one more time?
Survey results received by YouTube employees estimated that at one time 75 to 80 percent of all YouTube streams infringed on copyrighted material.
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"On that one prior time, he did a runaway, and we located him, so we don't have a longstanding history file on him, " Richardson said.
The W is connected to a unique terracotta-topped 19th-century building that at one time served as the Russian embassy, but will soon become event space for the hotel.
The heirs of the owner of a corporation that at one time was the largest owner of Boston taxi medallions were succesful at resisting the claim.
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Since the fundamental idea was so important to them, we ended up using it twice: Customers for Life: Turning That One-Time Buyer Into a Lifetime Customer.
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In 2005, the land was sold to a consortium managed by the Daniels Group that at one time planned to Vail-erize the area with a monster development containing as many as 10, 000 new homes.
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Prior to that one-time tax break, and again now, such repatriated profits were and are taxed at the full U.S. federal rate of 35%, so it's no surprise that companies leave boatloads of money overseas.
They live in communities that at one time or another were safe, but have become dangerous or risky to live in over time because of human progressions that have spread the erosion processes of the coastal wetlands, i.e. refineries, river navigation, etc.
To girls today, growing up with Hillary Clinton and Sarah Palin and Nancy Pelosi plastering the media, the Internet even Facebook and Twitter, it must be astonishing to imagine that at one time politics was a closed door to women.
Since Winfrey is contractually barred from hosting another Oprah-style chatfest until she concludes her syndicated series in September 2011--whether she'll launch one at that time remains one of the industry's favorite guessing games--OWN will feature the next best thing: back-stage access to her top-rated talk show.
Does Wagoner's resignation -- is that a one-time thing or does that suggest a change in approach from the White House for companies that are getting bailout money?
For an operation as bloated as the federal government such cuts should actually lead to improved performance by, among other things, eliminating those functions that may at one time have made sense, but that are now expensive distractions, expensive not only in terms of money, but also in vital management time.
Buyers and investors alike agree that a one-time knock on earnings beats a drag that lasts for years.
Going back again to 1973 for a comparison, we find that, at that time, one in four public workers was a member of the union.
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These dimensions all add up to the simultaneous expansion and compression of time, one that makes this time in life a kind of sweet spot.
For example, if there are two well qualified candidates for a job who each have disabilities and can only work part time and a manager has only one full-time opening, does that manager have the authority to make a decision to create two part-time positions in lieu of the one full-time position so that the two people with the disabilities can share the job?
However, this year the fourth quarter was one week shorter than the comparable quarter a year ago, so after adjusting for that and other one-time events the company said that profit would have been about even and sales would have actually posted slight gains.
The suspicion is that this one-time icon of principled, non-violent resistance is now guided by political calculation - that she is no longer willing to take a stand on issues which could cost her votes, or which might alienate the military, whose support she will certainly need if she is to fulfil her stated ambition to be Burma's next president.
''Obviously, I didn't know he was going to die, but I could see he was in great jeopardy. vGovernor Pataki and I spoke and agreed that we'd put our governments together, which was one of the best decisions that we made and one that I highly recommend any time there's a crisis.
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