The current plan takes years and this will be seen as just an excuse to break promises later.
Ms. Callahan argued this would break promises the agency had made to the public about its use of personal data, these people said.
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"I made a promise to my dad on his deathbed - to get the land back - and I don't break my promises, " he says.
They might possibly break their promises in some cases.
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By assuring "journalists" - the bill's definition is broad enough to cover all of the first three categories described above - they need not fear having to divulge the source of a leak, sources will feel even less compunction than they do today to break their promises and leak with impunity.
Fidesz has made much of its promises to break the grip of the Socialists' business networks.
In theory, the agreement promises to break the self-reinforcing link between weak governments and weak banks.
Firm X pays Y million dollars to settle, does not admit nor deny guilt yet promises to never break the rules again.
He points to the seeming incoherence of their approach to the public finances, in which promises of a tax break for marriage and a higher threshold for inheritance tax jostle with a putatively severe fiscal squeeze.
And though this seemingly is untrue of Coach Tressel, it is certainly not uncommon for coaches to make promises and pledges to players only to break those words when greener pastures and contracts present themselves.
That success promises to give fresh momentum to Microsoft's years-long effort to break into the living room, as the company turns the console into a showcase for its ideas about merging gaming, on-demand video and online communities.
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