Sentence examples for poor reservation from inspiring English sources

The coyotes, who tend to be controlled by drug-smuggling operations, also lead drug mules; those drugs often end up in poor reservation villages susceptible to both drugs, demands for protection and cash inducements.

"They never should have gone in the first place," said Fred Crosby, 66, owner of Crosby Lodge, the only bar, restaurant, gas station and tackle shop in tiny Sutcliffe, Nev., a poor reservation town on the west shore of Pyramid Lake.

They found that sexual abuse was limited to the more isolated and resource-poor reservation, and that rates of abuse overall were also higher at this site, with intentional abuse occurring more frequently on the resource-poor reservation.

Moreover, data show that in a number of metropolitan areas, American Indians have levels of impoverishment that rival some of the nation's poorest reservations.

However well-intended, the Bureau of Indian Affairs' coordination of the relocation plan which had been designed to move native individuals and families from job-poor reservations to employment-rich urban areas was often ineptly carried out and frequently abandoned families once they had relocated.

Chairman Frazier, chief executive of one of the poorest reservations in the country, was ready with a response.

With some 22m people penned inside a kind of poor Balkan reservation, inter-ethnic conflict, smuggling and organised crime would be certain to flourish.

An unflinching account of the dirt-poor Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota.

Arviso grew up on the water-poor Navajo reservation, where about one-third of the 50,000 households are without clean water, the New York Times reported, with a recent drought only furthering the problem.

"This is a poor, rural, isolated reservation," Mr. Conner said.

But for all this talk of freedom from restriction, we still pen poor people into reservations of poverty.