Examples of using Transparency in the field in English and their translations into Arabic
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By providing universal and non-discriminatory practical means to increase openness and transparency in the field of armaments, the  Register constitutes a key element in  efforts to reduce mistrust and miscalculation in the  security environment.
arms effected at the  global level, and has therefore made it possible to increase transparency in the field of security.
They affirm that they are prepared to continue and deepen such exchanges, since they not only enhance trust and mutual understanding in the  bilateral relationship, but also advance the  positive process of improving confidence-building measures and securing transparency in the field of Asia-Pacific security.
ensure that the  Code is effective in  enhancing transparency in the field of ballistic missiles.
that efforts in the field  of conventional arms should be made separately from those aimed at increased transparency in the field of weapons of mass destruction.
Furthermore, my delegation believes that transparency in the field of armaments should facilitate transfers of military technology for peaceful purposes to the  common good; at the  same time it is desirable for the  resources released by the  reduction of military expenditure to be used for development projects for the  benefit of our peoples.
Proceeding from this, we abstained from voting on the  draft resolution relating to transparency  as it did not include the  positive measures that would reflect in  actual practice the  desired purpose of transparency in the field of all categories of armaments, especially with regard to the  weapons of mass destruction.
Operative paragraph 3 of resolution 52/38 B requests the  Secretary-General to seek the  views of Member States on ways and means of enhancing transparency in the fields  of weapons of mass destruction and transfers of equipment and technologies directly related to the  development and manufacture of such weapons with a view to enhancing transparency in the field of conventional weapons.
Transparency in the field of the  control and reduction of conventional arms provides a good basis for preventing an excessive concentration of weapons in  any State. Kazakhstan supports the  United Nations Register of Conventional Arms, has provided information on a regular basis since 1992, and considers the  Register to be the  most important component of such control.
Therefore, we are involved in  an annual exercise, both here in  New York in  groups of governmental experts, and in  Geneva in  an ad hoc committee on the  matter, of speaking of the  subject without making progress on something that we think should be included- transparency in the field of weapons of mass destruction.
need further consideration: the  work of the  Conference on Disarmament related to the  United Nations Register for Conventional Arms; the  transparency in the field of weapons of mass destruction; and the relation between regional and global in terms of TIA.
6 of draft resolution A/C.1/57/L.37 in  order to convey our readiness for dialogue, our encouragement of all initiatives designed to strengthen transparency in the field of armaments, and our readiness to take part in  such efforts.
took note of the  message of the  Secretary-General that the  Register is an important tool in the  work of increased openness and transparency in the field of armaments.
Some delegations held that the  Ad Hoc Committee could proceed to the  elaboration of concrete and specific confidence-building measures on openness and transparency in the field of armaments which would be universal and of a politically binding nature and which could be then implemented on global and regional levels.
General Assembly resolution 46/36 L of 9 December 1991, the  first resolution on the  issue of transparency in  armaments, affirmed that transparency in the field of armaments could reduce the  occurrence of dangerous misperceptions about the  intentions of States and thereby enhance trust and confidence among them.
Article 1(2) served the  purpose of clarifying that, where the  rules on transparency  provided for the  exercise of discretion by the  arbitral tribunal, that discretion should be exercised by the  arbitral tribunal taking into account both the  legitimate public interest in  transparency in the field of treaty-based investor-State arbitration and in the  arbitral proceedings as well the  arbitrating parties ' own legitimate interest in  an efficient resolution of their dispute.