Sentence examples for indian reserves from inspiring English sources

It has set aside some 40% of the Amazon as national parks or Indian reserves.

The federal government owns 70% of the state's land, through agencies such as INCRA, Indian reserves and national forests.

(Education is generally the responsibility of the provinces in Canada, but the federal government runs schools on Indian reserves).

Direct foreign-exchange market intervention depletes reserves; between April and July Indian reserves dropped 5% while Indonesia's hoard shrank 14%.

Xingu National Park, in the state's northeast corner, also serves as one of Brazil's most important Indian reserves.

More than two-thirds drop out of school; the figure rises to three-quarters on Indian reserves.

The Penn-Brad Oil Museum, andegheny Nathenal Forest, and the Cornplanter Indian Reservation (the state's last Indian reserve) are nearby.

The memoir opens as the Ingalls family settle on the Osage Indian reserve in Kansas.

We'd seen plenty of wildlife in Ranthambore National Park during our bumpy progress by Jeep along the Indian reserve's rocky paths.

One recent afternoon, three young aboriginal sisters and their female cousin were walking across the Moricetown Indian Reserve, which abuts the highway.

"I'd wake up in the morning and the house would be cold," Nolan recalled of his childhood, without running water, on an Indian reserve in Ontario.