...that included in the United States' trust responsibility would be those economic and social programs necessary to raise the standard of living and social...well-being of the Indian people to a level comparable to that of the non-Indian society. The Congress has no such duty. It is axiomatic that the Congress has...

...enhance Indian trust resources and tribal self-government and to provide economic and social programs necessary to raise the standard of living and social...people to a level comparable to the nonIndian society. In matters involving trust resources, the United States be held to the highest standards of care and...

...insure the survival and welfare of the Indian tribes and people. This includes an obligation to provide services required to protect and enhance Indian lands,...people to a level comparable to the non-Indian society. (Final Report, p. 130) The report continues: The precise manner in which these obligations are fulfilled...

...Stevens, an Oneida resources and tribal self-government to the provisions of economic and social programs necessary to raise the standard of living and social...well-being of the Indian people to a level comparable to non-Indian society. Second, the trust responsibility extends through the tribe to the individual Indian...

...Congress!/ the purpose behind the trust is and always has been to insure the survival and welfare of Indian tribes and people. This includes an obligation...people to a level comparable to the nonIndian society. This duty has long been recognized implicitly by Congress in numerous acts, including the Snyder Act...

...Congress^/ the purpose behind the trust is and always has been to insure the survival and welfare of Indian tribes and people. This includes an obligation...people to a level comparable to the nonIndian society. This duty has long been recognized implicitly by Congress in numerous acts, including the Snyder Act...

...provide these services, required to protect and enhance Indian lands, resources, and self-government, but also includes those economic and social programs which...well-being of the Indian people to a level comparable to [that of] the nonIndian population. Final Report: American Indian Policy Review Commission, 1977 BIA's...

...The purpose behind the trust doctrine is and always has been to ensure the survival and welfare on Indian tribes and people. This includes an obligation...people to a level comparable to the non-Indian society. " What has happened over the years, following a history where the United States failed to live up to...

...money it would take to fulfill what the American Indian Policy Study Commission indicated would be necessary "to raise the standard of living and social...to a level comparable to the non-Indian society." Sound fiscal policies and a roaring national economy have eliminated the federal deficit. Like most...

...is and always has been to insure the survival and welfare of Indian tribes and people. This includes those services required to protect and enhance Indian...necessary to raise the standard of living and social well being of the Indian people to a level comparable to the non-Indian society. This duty has long...