Sentence examples for the reservation which from inspiring English sources

The reservation, which opened 77 years ago, was the county's first park.

The boys drowned in a canal on state property near the reservation, which is located in the Everglades.

Most of the stores on the reservation, which thrive on cigarette and gasoline sales to non-Indians, would not be affected.

This publication culminated in a traveling exhibition titled Photographing Navajos: On The Reservation, which pre viewed at the Albuquerque Museum in 2001-2002.

The tribe cites a 1920 federal law, known as the Crow Act, which it says limits nontribal members to ownership of about 2,000 acres on the reservation, which is almost 2.3 million acres.

It remained unclear how much money allowing alcohol sales would produce for the reservation, which is one of the poorest places in the country and has unemployment rates estimated at more than 80 percent.

In the Plains states, with few exceptions, Native American numbers are growing almost exclusively on the reservations, which are still plagued with deep poverty, social fragmentation and chronic illness of a kind more commonly seen among the urban poor.

Similarly, and despite the reservations which were detailed on the biogenetic standards of the Council of Europe, it should be acknowledged that elevating them onto the level of the foundation of human dignity is a step in the right direction.

Inside the reservations, which are sometimes isolated from larger cities, the economic situation has often been bleak.

He was referring not just to the potential for the Arapaho language's extinction but to a host of other problems that have long plagued the vast reservation, which the tribe shares with the Eastern Shoshone.

Kilma S. Lattin, a member of the tribal council of the Pala Band of Mission Indians in San Diego County and a former skateboarder, helped plan the installation of an expansive skate park on the Pala reservation, which the tribal youth campaigned for.