The phrase "maintain reservations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of keeping or holding onto reservations, such as for travel, dining, or events.
Example: "Please ensure that we maintain reservations for the conference dinner next week."
Alternatives: "keep reservations" or "hold onto reservations."
Response to the chapter's puzzles was mostly positive, though several reviewers maintained reservations about the difficulty and innovation of many of them.
"I maintain my reservations despite my decades of advocacy to change," he said.
But although opinion polls suggest young people are generally in favour of EU membership, many maintain strong reservations about the 28-nation bloc and what it is has done for them.
The problem that Distribusion is aiming to solve it is that the reservation systems of the various bus travel providers are disparate, meaning that, in order for travel agencies (including OTAs) to sell intercity bus tickets, they have to connect to and maintain multiple reservation systems, which is obviously quite costly from a development point of view.
The problem is familiar: As it stands, the reservation systems of the various bus travel providers are disparate, meaning that, in order for travel agencies (including OTAs) to sell intercity bus tickets, they have to connect to and maintain multiple reservation systems.
Airlines make no secret of their wish to drive passengers to their own sites, to eliminate commissions paid to travel agents, to lower the cost of maintaining their reservations systems and, if possible, lower or to eliminate the cost of bookings made through global reservations systems like Amadeus, Galileo, Sabre and Worldspan.
Charles Albert, however, maintained mental reservations since his wife was the daughter of the emperor Joseph I, and the Bavarian Wittelsbach claim to the throne was a legitimate one.
The remaining state-recognized tribes that are seeking federal recognition have continuously maintained their reservations and their government to government relationship with the state of Connecticut, Ms. DeMarce noted.
However, Japan, Iceland and Norway maintain 'reservations' on the appendix I listing of some whales, allowing trade of products from these species with 'appropriate' permits.
A slimmed-down central authority would pick contractors and maintain a unified reservations system.
