Examples of using Dinars in English and their translations into Hebrew
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who keeps dinars in his retirement account.
The travel time to central Algiers is approximately 30 minutes and tickets can be purchased on the bus for 50 Algerian Dinars.
90 percent of which have purchased dinars.
Pliny notes for example that an indicom shade of blue pigment cost 20 dinars per pound(327.45 g) and an armonium shade was 75 dinars per pound(Baruch, Levi and Reich 2011:103- 104, and bibliography cited therein).
Residents thronged to the banks after state TV promised each family 500 Libyan dinars(about $400), plus the equivalent of about $100 credit for phone service.
heard of a certain harlot in one of the towns by the sea who accepted four hundred gold dinars for her hire.
a board showing the rate of Iraqi dinars to the dollar has three question marks next to the price.
carried out using Iranian rials, Iraqi dinars and the Euro.
detention not exceeding 6 months plus a fine not exceeding 50 dinars or by one of those penalties.
imposed a large number of restrictions on them, including payment of a“head tax” of four dinars in order for them to be considered dhimmis[3] of ISIS.
by a fine not exceeding 100 dinars.
in the collapse on the floor were four gold dinars and a silver dirham from the second half of the eighth century
The Islamic Development Bank's Board of Governors(BoG) has approved to more than triple the Bank's authorized capital to 100 billion Islamic Dinars(about US$150 billion) from 30 billion.
who sold $300 dollars at a rate of 1,280 dinars per dollar at an exchange shop.
was a lot of money- one dinar was worth more than 100 pounds of grain, and with four and a half dinars, he already could buy a house in the village.
sell their property for a negligible price, since they were forbidden to leave Iraq with more than 50 dinars(equivalent to about $200 at the time) and a few personal possessions.
In March 2018, it was reported that the fund had delivered the 95th house out of 100 which were built for families of shahids at the price of up to 10,000 dinars a house.
When the day arrived he came and waited at her door, and her maid came and told her,‘That man who sent you four hundred gold dinars is here
ruled by Ibrahim ibn al-Aghlab who had bought the land from al-Rashid for 40,000 dinars annually.
Paragraph 402-(1) The following persons are punishable by a period of detention not exceeding 3 months plus a fine not exceeding 30 dinars or by one of those penalties:(a)