Sentence examples for land reservations from inspiring English sources

Bostonians could suddenly park on streets that are usually choked with traffic, and they could land reservations to the hottest restaurants in town.

Alder was asked for advice on the 1795 Treaty of Greenville on land reservations, and urged by the Indians to attend its signing.

But Morris questioned the secrecy: "If the object of this land reservation is to provide Tri-Star with a secure tenure for a potentially major development, why not be public about that?

A timeline on the tribe's Web site jumps from the war to the "mid/late 1800's," saying that as "overseers sell off much of the tribe's land, reservation dwindles to several hundred mountainous acres and a resident population less than 100".

Landing reservations is a near-impossible dream, but fortunately at least a whiff of his culinary genius now comes in a convenient spray form.

The settlement act appropriated $900,000 to buy the disputed lands and transferred those lands and the state reservation to the federal government in trust.

"I've had offers of land from reservations from all over the country.

One reason the housing problem exists, for instance, is that tribal members cannot own land on reservations; it is deeded to the whole tribe.

Minnesota is a Public Law 280 state, one where Congress has granted the state total criminal and limited civil jurisdiction on tribal land and reservations.

Over 1,000 battles, big and small, were fought between the U.S. military and Native Americans before the tribes were forced out of their land onto reservations.

"But we'd be virtually islands without access to law enforcement services if this land becomes reservation".