Saudi造句

The central institution of Saudi Arabian Government is the Saudi monarchy.

The insurgency in Saudi Arabia has been quashed.

When a venerable Saudi cleric in the holy city of Mecca challenges a central pillar of Saudi society, it is big news.

Exports to Saudi Arabia have been rising but have not, so far, included heavy weaponry.

She was hired by a Saudi diplomat directly from the Philippines to work in London.

Several senior figures in the Saudi establishment are ailing, including the foreign minister.

If Libya's oil stopped flowing importers would look to Saudi Arabia to make up the shortfall.

THERE is no pleasing oil traders. Or so King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia must think.

Much of the latest electronic guidance is sponsored from Saudi Arabia, and so reflects its conservative mores.

In one classroom at Aiton Elementary School, the Embassy of Saudi Arabia is hosting a fashion show.

But Saudi Arabia, by far the beefiest and most populous of the Gulf states, is a separate case.

First reactions to Saudi Arabia's spending splurge have also been dismissive, to judge by social-media sites.

King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia's dramatic granting of women's voting rights appeared to be in the same spirit.

"Containment" might work in Iran, but what about Saudi Arabia or Pakistan, which occupy a shadowy world between friends and enemies?

A Saudi Arabian supertanker, the Sirius Star, was seized by Somali pirates about 450 nautical miles off the Kenyan coast on November 15th.

Shanghai's GDP per person is as high as Saudi Arabia's (at purchasing-power parity), though still well below that in China's special administrative regions, Hong Kong and Macau.

Libya's crude is a perfect feed for ultra low sulphur [sic] diesel. The oil Saudi Arabia would supply to replace, it is not.

The perpetrators are widely assumed to be Salafists, adherents of a fundamentalist group influenced by Saudi Arabia that has made strong inroads, particularly among Egypt's poorest classes.

The crackdown appears to have the sanction of the Saudi government, and has been greeted with relief by those who fear that Arab societies are growing more brittle and intolerant.

This is true up to a point. Yet it is also true that frustration and resentment in Saudi Arabia are growing-and look set to go on doing so.

The IEA says that its intervention (done with Saudi acquiescence, the agency hinted) is designed to plug the gap between now and when that oil might appear on the market.

"She was…wow," Saudi delegate Ahmad Khouri said. "The first time I saw her, I was in the middle of speaking out on the deplorable treatment of the Palestinian people, and suddenly she caught my eye.

Protection of the vital oil fields remained a unifying goal, and the United States viewed a more capable Saudi military, one able to fend off regional and domestic threats, as key to attaining it.