Examples of using Transparency and predictability in English and their translations into Arabic
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A key measure to reduce the sharpness of oil price fluctuations could be to increase transparency and predictability.
Members of the Commission agreed that the synchronization of post adjustment review cycles would enhance the transparency and predictability of salary adjustments but, at the same time, they stressed the need for addressing the possibility of galloping inflation in some locations.
The provisions would also ensure transparency and predictability by requiring the procuring entity to specify any particular requirements as to the form of communications
first national action plan: broad-based government engagement, an analytical approach, multi-stakeholder participation and  transparency and predictability.
This provision of the Common Declaration marks a step towards transparency and predictability in this area which had previously been left to the national customs laws of WTO member States.
Recognizes the importance of the Treaty on the Reduction and  Limitation of Strategic Offensive Arms(START), which is still in force, and  of its provisions, which will lay the foundation for ensuring confidence, transparency and predictability in further strategic offensive reductions;
qualitative elements of a pathway, placing greater emphasis on transparency and predictability of financial flows;
In that context, more work should be undertaken to coordinate between agencies and  the users of the private sector, in particular by improving transparency and predictability, which was a requirement for users.
To ensure transparency and predictability, any specific requirements as to the form acceptable to the procuring entity have to be specified by the procuring entity at the beginning of the procurement proceedings, in accordance with paragraph 3(a) of the article.
A multilateral investment framework could contribute to increasing FDI inflows into host developing countries through greater transparency and predictability of investment rules,
(b) In subparagraph(b) of paragraph(2), to retain only those elements of information regarding the evaluation process that were essential to ensure transparency and predictability in the process.
he said that the field mobility policy presented a well-designed set of policies and  incentives to stimulate the rotation of staff between Headquarters and  the field whilst ensuring transparency and predictability in career development.
The Treaty brought about the destruction of more than 59,000 pieces of military equipment and,  through its verification and  information exchange regimes, created a climate of transparency and predictability in the military field.
the essential task of arms control is to create a positive process where measures implemented can create confidence and  security through transparency and predictability.
Paragraph(3) requires all information necessary to allow for the effective operation of the framework to be set out in the framework agreement, in addition to the above requirements, and  to ensure transparency and predictability in the process.
Reports from Joint Appeals Boards that take account of the Organization ' s rules and  policies leading to increased transparency and predictability in the appeals stage of the internal recourse system(paras. 58-61 and  recommendation 15).
Finally, the existing WTO agreement on anti-dumping lacked transparency and predictability, and  there was an imbalance in the obligations undertaken by developed and  developing countries.
Belarus made an equally important contribution to strengthening security throughout Europe and  enhancing transparency and predictability in the region by reducing the size of its armed forces and  conventional weapons.
The situation as it stood was not conducive to the objectivity, transparency and predictability which should characterize a legal principle,
Sales No. E.92.IX.1), appendix II. which is still in force, and  of its provisions, which will lay the foundation for ensuring confidence, transparency and predictability in further strategic offensive reductions;