kiowa tribe of oklahoma造句

• The first case is Kiowa Tribe of Oklahoma v . Manufacturing Technologies Inc ., 96-1037.
• On March 13, 1970, the Constitution and Bylaws of the Kiowa Tribe of Oklahoma was drafted.
• In 2016, Kiowa Elder Bud Sahmaunt presented Henry with an honorary membership in the Kiowa Tribe of Oklahoma.
• Today they are federally recognized as "'Kiowa Tribe of Oklahoma "'with headquarters in Carnegie, Oklahoma ., there are 12, 000 members.
• Richard Boynton and George Levi, of the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes Business Committee and Robert Goombi of the Kiowa Tribe of Oklahoma sent pleas to Oklahoma Congressmen to fight school closure.
• In " Kiowa Tribe of Oklahoma v Manufacturing Technologies ", the U . S . Supreme Court ruled that Indian tribes retain their sovereign immunity from suit without their consent even in off-reservation transactions where they do not waive that immunity.
• The justices agreed to hear the appeal of the Kiowa Tribe of Oklahoma, which argues that two Oklahoma courts were wrong to decide the tribe was responsible for money it promised to pay Manufacturing Technologies Inc . in exchange for a stake in another Oklahoma company.
• Each rodeo also featured Buffalo Bill Cody s grandson riding an Appaloosa horse, an antique stagecoach that traveled between Cheyenne and Deadwood City, Wyoming, a performance by the Kiowa Tribe of Oklahoma, and a race between the Philadelphia mounted police unit and the Cheyenne Sheriff s Posse.
• The justices agreed to hear the appeal of the Kiowa Tribe of Oklahoma, which argues that two Oklahoma courts were wrong to decide the tribe was responsible for the $ 1.5 million it promised to pay Manufacturing Technologies Inc . for an interest in a company whose shares it owned.
• Justice Kennedy noted that the contract stated that " Nothing in this Note subjects or limits the sovereign rights of the Kiowa Tribe of Oklahoma . " He then noted that unless Congress provides for the abrogation of tribal sovereignty or the tribe waives its immunity, a tribe is not subject to answering a suit in state courts.
• The opinion concludes by relying on the doctrine of " stare decisis ", relying on and citing its prior decision in " Kiowa Tribe of Oklahoma v . Manufacturing Technologies, Inc . " ( 1998 ), reaffirms that the " doctrine of tribal immunity is settled law and controls this case . " It is ultimately Congress'job " to determine whether or how to limit tribal immunity " and " [ t ] he special brand of sovereignty the tribes retain . . . rests in the hands of Congress ."
• The cases are Piscataway Board of Education v . Taxman, 96-679; Printz v . U . S ., 95-1478; Mack v . U . S ., 95-1503; Ortiz v . Fibreboard, 96-1394; Flanagan v . Ahearn, 96-1379; E . I . du Pont de Nemours & Co . v . Sheridan, 96-1231; Kiowa Tribe of Oklahoma v . Manufacturing Technologies Inc ., 96-1037; Jill Gavle v . Little Six Inc ., 96-1215; and Belshe v . Orthopaedic Hospital, 96-1742.