Sentence examples for established reservations from inspiring English sources

Centuries of treaties and federal policies established reservations as lands held in trust for Indians by the federal government.

At least the U.S. established reservations for Native Americans.

In 1877, the United States took away all of the land originally granted by treaty, established reservations, and allowed the government to put roads through the reservations for settlers to use in the gold rush.

MUSEUM Get Up and Go to the Getty The Getty Center, which normally requires visitors to reserve parking, has established reservation-free parking hours on Thursday and Friday from 4 to 9 p.m.

Deeply concerned with the future of the prairie, Seton fought vigorously to establish reservations for Indians and parks for animals threatened by extinction.

An 1854 treaty established two reservations on Chequamegon Bay - the Red Cliff Reservation on Bayfield Peninsula for the Roman Catholic Ojibwa and the Bad River Reservation for Protestant Ojibwa on the east side of the bay.

He also established No Reservations Giving Foundation, a non-profit charitable program for Chartres Lodging and Kokua Hospitality, and sits on ULI's Hotel Development Council, where he developed the ULI HDC Confidence Meter.

The Barnes Foundation, the world's largest private collection of French Modern and post-Impressionist paintings, has established a reservation system for all visitors.

Perhaps we should establish bohemian reservations in every major city so the gentry will get its money's worth.

Many Native Americans now live on the reservations established throughout the region.

That treaty left the Leech Lake, Winnibigoshish, and Cass Lake Reservations within what remained of the large reservation established in 1863 and 1865.