Sentence examples similar to three riyals from inspiring English sources
"Well, it comes to two hundred and fifty-three riyals".
"Four hundred riyals only for three months – the last money we received".
The previous year's budget included 580 billion riyals in spending.
(Negotiations have stalled because Ethiopia has asked for a minimum wage for its laborers of about twelve hundred riyals, a little more than three hundred dollars a month. The Saudi government will only agree to pay seven hundred riyals).
At 15 billion riyals, or $4 billion, it was the largest Islamic bond, or sukuk, ever issued within the kingdom.
Saudi Arabia's budget for 2012 envisions revenue of 702 billion riyals and spending of 690 billion riyals, according to details made public in December that factor in a modest oil price of $74 a barrel.
An unnamed "senior Saudi figure" is mediating talks with Mr Sanea, from whom AHAB seeks 15 billion riyals ($4 billion).
Bowling at FunCity is a popular activity, but, at a thousand riyals (about five dollars) for twenty frames, it is prohibitively expensive for most young Yemenis.
The last time a sukuk close to this size was sold was in July 2007, when the petrochemical giant Saudi Basic Industries Corp., or Sabic, raised 8 billion riyals.
In 2006 its Saudi offshoot raised 2.55 billion riyals ($680m) to build a metropolis on the Red Sea coast, 100km north of Jeddah.
According to Reuters, Emaar.E.C received a loan of about 5 billion riyals from the government last month to stop it falling further behind on the project.
