UNICEF is Transparent (pdf fact sheet on UNICEF and transparency).
"On balance I still think it was the right judgment in that it robbed our opponents of the argument that somehow the choice was for us as Scots but the consequences wouldn't fall elsewhere and it rendered transparent the fact that the whole of the UK was engaged," Douglas Alexander said.
The color code makes transparent the fact that the market dynamical state was not determined by the Index trend (positive or negative): The stiff state started in the midst of a decline in the Index and continued unchanged as the Index trend changed several times.
And if they truly want to support women, they should focus on transparent, nonpartisan, fact-based education for those who are facing what is likely to be the most difficult decision of their lives.
The court must counter these allegations in a transparent and fact-based manner, while also acknowledging its flaws.
Reporters like NBC News's justice correspondent, Pete Williams, tried to be transparent about the fact that many initial details about the shooting came from anonymous and occasionally contradictory sources.
Even more significantly, ACE is being totally transparent about the fact that it's riding to the rescue again, which has not always been the case.
A spokesman for Heathrow said: "Heathrow has always been transparent about the fact that it helps fund Back Heathrow to provide a voice for the thousands of local people who would like to see expansion.
Hack jobs often involve surprisingly raw, transparent misrepresentations of fact: in these days of search engines and online databases you don't need a staff of research assistants to catch 'em with their hands in the cookie jar.
The criticism over his pay has irritated the rookie chief executive – especially the suggestion that the company has been less than transparent and the fact that his neighbours in Yorkshire might now know how much he is worth.
