The phrase 'remain reserved' is correct and commonly used in written English.
It generally implies that one is holding back on making a judgement or opinion, or that one is not fully committing to something yet. Example sentence: He remained reserved when asked if he wanted to continue the relationship, not wanting to make any rash decisions.
Given that refugee and asylum matters remain reserved, what we have always said is that we stand ready to take our fair and proportionate share".
Responsibility for the following benefits will remain reserved to Westminster.
It recommended the tax-free personal income tax allowance should remain reserved to Westminster, but, after that, the Scottish Parliament would decide on rates and bands.
The tax-free personal income tax allowance should remain reserved to Westminster, but, after that, the Scottish Parliament would decide on rates and bands.
All aspects of National Insurance Contributions, Inheritance Tax and Capital Gains Tax, Corporation Tax, Fuel Duty and Excise Duties will remain reserved, as will all aspects of the taxation of oil and gas receipts.
The Labour Party says: Tax receipts on oil should remain reserved, but a lower rate of fuel duty should be charged in remote rural areas of the Highlands and Islands.
During a weekend visit by Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld, Mr. Ivanov said he remained "reserved and negative" about the entry into NATO in March of Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia, three former Soviet republics.
Thus, most of the national transport budget remained reserved for investments in major road schemes and (high speed) rail, with little consideration for the fact that these projects would do little to alleviate the problems of population groups with the most severe transport problems (i.e., people experiencing transport poverty) [45].
If there are no suitable hubs remaining then distribute the remaining reserves to isolated locations optimising contact with non-reserved sites.
However, the tax-free personal allowance should remain a reserved issue for Westminster.
Universal Credit (UC) will remain a reserved benefit administered and delivered by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP).
