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The release came at the end of a conspicuously quiet week for the league office, no minor detail given the scale of the controversy and NFL commissioner Roger Goodell's emphatic — if vague — pledge for transparency at a September press conference.

President Obama ran his initial campaign on a pledge for transparency and a promise to enhance whistleblower protection, both of which have been scrapped.

Despite its pledge for more transparency, Sony may well continue to report its movie and television results as one; splitting off TV would make the movie side look bad, and this is still Hollywood — image is everything.

IBM The earnings miss brings to light IBM's pledge for more transparency, as IBM has come under fire about the quality of its earnings.

There are now 61 partner states, most of which came to the summit with pledges for improved transparency.

Mr. Obama's pledge for openness and transparency also ran smack into the stark reality that setting up a new administration takes time.

Mr. McCain added: "If the president were serious about his pledge for change, he would veto this bill.

Grassley said the legislation marks a major test for the Smithsonian's pledge of transparency and the newly installed secretary, G. Wayne Clough, former president of Georgia Tech.

But Mr. Obama entered office pledging unprecedented transparency for government operations, and his record has drawn fire from civil libertarians and groups supporting whistle-blowers and press freedoms.

In his State of the Union address in February, Mr. Obama pledged more transparency for the drone program, and he and his aides have hinted that changes are coming.

Serious enough that Mozilla has already removed the WOT browser add-on from their site saying that it violated their guidelines for transparency.