jarai造句

• Finance Minister Zsigmond Jarai told reporters after the government's regular weekly session.
• Traditionally, the Jarai live in small villages numbering 50-500 in population.
• The majority of Jarai are animists; believing that spirits inhabit all of creation.
• The Bible is printed in Vietnamese, Chinese, Ede, Jarai, and English.
• As a result of the movement, the Vietnamese government has become increasingly suspicious of the Jarai.
• The Jarai perform their music on gongs, xylophones, zithers, and various other traditional instruments.
• As Vietnam now allows only six official religions, the Jarai are having more difficult times there.
• The official said some people were wounded in the clash between members of the Jarai tribe and police.
• Traditional Jarai tombs are little huts in which are placed the possessions of the deceased and some offerings.
• An offensive was launched two weeks ago by Finance Minister Zsigmond Jarai, who called for Tarafas'resignation.
• In the 1970s, however, American missionaries under the Christian and Missionary Alliance brought Christianity to the Jarai.
• Further reforms of the state sector are necessary to reduce costs and enable taxes to be lowered, Jarai said.
• As a result, the number of Jarai Christians in Vietnam and Cambodia now numbers upwards of 100, 000.
• Loa, a member of the Jarai ethnic group, was sentenced in a trial in early August, he said.
• The Jarai have a matrilineal culture; that is, the lineage is traced through the mother rather than the father.
• A smaller number of Jarai who have moved to urbanized areas have also converted to the Buddhist religion of the Vietnamese.
• Jarai, an outspoken central banker, has also cast doubt on Hungary's goal of adopting the euro by 2010.
• Hungary's economy, including banks, is prospering and Central Bank reserves are at dlrs 9 billion, Jarai said.
• In June, 15 members of the Jarai hill tribe were arrested in Gia Lai province for attempting to organize an exodus.
• Among the Khmer Loeu, the Jarai groups have a well-developed hierarchy of spirits with a supreme ruler at its head.