In regards to his social activism, Julian put reservations about Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcom X aside to get on board with the Civil Rights Movement.
It was not too long ago that we were pushed off our land and put on reservations.
He routinely asked his staffers to put hotel reservations on their personal credit cards.
According to a current and former EPA official, Pruitt routinely asked his assistants — including then-executive scheduler Sydney Hupp — to put hotel reservations on their personal credit cards rather than his own.
One, named Marek, suggested that Roma be put on reservations, "like the ones you all have for Native Americans".
But it's not just about the feed — Foodmento lets you search for a delicious meal through a number of filters, including location, price, cuisine, etc. From there, you can get Google Maps directions, put in a reservation on OpenTable, or place an order on Seamless.
To handle the surge of business, for instance, American has had to put on 300 extra reservation clerks and 600 airport counter clerks, many on an overtime or part-time basis.
Gen. George Stoneman in Arizona, required the Apache to be put on reservations where they would receive supplies and agriculture education.
By the 1930s, the buffalo was all but extinct, the vast majority of Native Americans had been put on reservations, and western farmers had divided up and fenced off the once vast, wide-open land.
"It was 'wipe out the buffalo, starve the Indians and put them on reservations' " during the slaughter, said Mark Azure, director of the Fish and Wildlife Department at Fort Belknap, where members of the Assiniboine and Gros Ventre tribes reside.
It wasn't enough for him to put them on reservations to limit their freedoms.
