Omanis in a sentence

Of the new cases, 1,249 were Omanis while 370 were non-Omanis.

But not only Ibadism contributed in this liberal attitude of Omanis alone.

I have so many memories of going on road trips to the beautiful city of Salalah with family and friends, where we would enjoy the warm hospitality of Omanis as well as the picturesque landscapes that the country has to offer.

The circular has also said that the replacement of expats with Omanis will need to be done in a speedy and organised manner,” the report said.

According to a contemporary account by theologian, Sheikh Yusuf Al Bahrani, in an unsuccessful attempt by the Persians and their Bedouin allies to take back Bahrain from the Kharijite Omanis, much of the country was burnt to the ground.

A majority of expatriates (34%) engineering-related occupations, while most Omanis worked in engineering, clerical, scientific or technical fields.

At the end of 1999, no less than 78.8% of all positions were held by Omanis which is a considerable achievement for the banking sector in general.

By the end of 1999, the number of Omanis in government services exceeded the set target of 72%, and in most departments reached 86% of employees.

Faced with so many restrictions, Omanis have resorted to unconventional methods for expressing their views.

In 1802, Sayyid Sultan once again sailed with a fleet to Bahrain however, the Al Khalifa enlisted the aid of Wahhabis from the mainland which forced the Omanis to abort their invasion.

In January 1996, a major step forward in the training of Omanis in the hotel industry came with the opening of the National Hospitality Institute (NHI).

Instead of engaging foreign musicians, he decided to establish an orchestra made up of Omanis.

Merely mentioning the existence of such restrictions can land Omanis in trouble.

Omanis cannot hold a public meeting without the government's approval.

Omanis sometimes use donkeys to express their views.

Omanis who want to set up a non-governmental organisation of any kind need a licence.

The election of Nasir bin Murshid Al-Ya'rubi as Imam of Oman in 1624 changed the balance of power again in the region, from the Persians and the Portuguese to local Omanis.

The plan focuses on income diversification, job creation for Omanis in the private sector, and development of Oman's interior.

This Ministerial decision aims at encouraging professionalism in the industry as well as providing career opportunities for Omanis who will be encouraged to learn foreign languages so as to replace foreign tour guides.

Training and Omanization In order to meet the training and Omanization requirements of the banking sector, the Omani Institute of Bankers was established in 1983 and has since played a leading role in increasing the number of Omanis working in the sector.