Sentence examples for whose reservation is from inspiring English sources

That is great news for the Shinnecocks, whose reservation is a pocket of poverty in a zone of immense wealth.

The Makah, whose reservation is a little more than four hours from Seattle by car and ferry, have joined a steadily growing effort to recast the Northwest Coast.

Also involved in the negotiations was the Penobscot Indian tribe, whose reservation is on Indian Island in the middle of the Penobscot.

Lawyers for the Quechan tribe, whose reservation is nearby, said the mine site contained archaeological remains like rock carvings and ancient trails that would be obliterated by mining.

Earlier this year, the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians, whose reservation is centered 25 miles east of Carthage, bought Frontier, provoking an uproar among the state's dealers.

The tribe of 1,700 Mohegans, whose reservation is on the Thames River near Uncasville, in eastern Connecticut, won federal recognition in 1994.

Congress has approved a $14 million settlement with a California Indian tribe whose reservation was flooded nearly a century ago when the Colorado River created the Salton Sea.

United said that only passengers forced to make a stop when they had booked a nonstop flight, or whose reservations were changed to departures more than 90 minutes before or after the previously scheduled times, would be offered the option of a refund.

Those whose reservations are cancelled on or after June 15 because of the license situation will get a full refund and a coupon worth "at least 100% of the booking value" to use on a future Airbnb trip.

Let u g (x|F g ) denote the steady-state measure of unemployed workers whose reservation utility is less than or equal to x, conditional on the utility distribution of offered job-values F g. Then {u}^gleft xBig|{F}^gright)={displaystyle {int}_{underline{b}}^xleft(frac{delta {n}^g}{delta +lambda left[1-{F}^g(b right]}right dK(b)}.

On a new episode of VICELAND's HATE THY NEIGHBOR, comedian Jamali Maddix heads to Oklahoma to meet members of the Ponca Tribe, whose reservation has been deteriorating for years as massive oil companies continue to pollute their tribal lands.