Sentence examples for off the reserves from inspiring English sources

They had their impact on the real world in which the government had to act, and unwise words and statements could knock £200m off the reserves in a minute or add 20p to prices in the shopping bag.

On and off the reserves, gambling brings child poverty, stress, marital breakdown and crime, say its critics.

In 1886 the Aborigines Protection Act defined categories of Aboriginal Australians and forced those of mixed ancestry off the reserves.

They had their impact on the real world in which the government had to act, and unwise words and statements could knock £200 million off the reserves in a minute or add 20p to prices in the shopping bag.

"When you see banks charging things off, the reserve bill will have ended.

The men have tried to go off the reserve by boat to purchase meat from the now extremely hostile surrounding towns.

It was decided that to spearhead a run at the championship, the Celtics would use a 21-year-old who'd hardly made it off the reserve bench in pre-season: Rajon Pierre Rondo, born, coincidentally in 1986.

The actors Kristoffer Winters and Jeremy Renner, who have flipped more than 15 homes together, show off the Reserve, a 10,000-square-foot home with 6 bedrooms, 11 bathrooms, 5 fireplaces and several pools and fountains, listed for $24.95 million.

In 1996, Congress instructed BLM to draw down the reserve at a steady rate and sell it at a price that would pay off the reserve's debt and support the sales.

The place was standing-room only, and desperate-to-sit patrons (such as myself) were quickly being ushered off the reserved couches near the stage.

After the leaked audit, a Global News crew in Attawapiskat intending to do a story on living conditions in the community were summarily kicked off the reserve and threatened with arrest, in accordance with a media ban Chief Spence personally issued.