Mr. Bush is portraying his own actions as wholly principled and his opponents' reservations as mostly partisan, and he hopes to use that tactic to push education legislation and health insurance protections through committees that will try to reconcile very different House and Senate bills.
RESERVATIONS No reservations.
The other five members are the Mohawks; the Senecas; the Cayugas, who have no reservation and live mostly on Seneca land; and two groups near Buffalo that oppose gambling, the Onondagas and the Tuscaroras.
Mostly no reservations, except for large parties who can book online (santoremedio.co.uk).
The Shoshones, who live mostly on reservations in Nevada, California and Idaho, say they never ceded their land to the United States.
Analysts, however, seem to have their doubts that Tebow will emerge as a Wildcat-running sensation, mostly expressing reservations about his arm.
Even so, the White House expressed reservations about the deal, mostly because it would require the president to get Congress to approve the imposing of future sanctions on sales of food and medicine to other countries.
Initially, he expressed these growing reservations in private letters, mostly to younger humanists who were his own admirers but who found Luther attractive and assumed that because there were so many similarities between Luther's reform ideas and those of Erasmus, Luther represented nothing more than a powerful new voice in one and the same program of religious reform.
The Seneca Nation encompasses three reservations totaling 50,000 acres of mostly rugged land in Erie and Cattaraugus Counties.
Some of the poorest spots in the nation lie in South Dakota, mostly in Indian reservations: Shannon County, for instance, has the lowest income per head in the country.
