Reservations in a sentence

While some states have explicitly either retained or renounced their reservations inherited on succession, states which have not clarified their position on their inherited reservations are listed as "implicit" reservations.

For sit-down restaurants, reservations ahead of time are encouraged, but there are often day-of reservations available on the app at even the busiest spots.

It doesn’t take or manage reservations, but runs alongside popular like OpenTable and Resy and Tock for reservations, for web hosting and for management.

That experience helped shape the business model for a second company that he started last year, Cita Reservations, an online reservations system for tables at sought-after restaurants.

The reservations have been an eyesore to certain sections of society and they did float groups like “Youth for Equality” types which stood for abolition of reservations.

If his father has no reservations about being violent to his mother, then why should he, the child, have reservations about picking up a gun or a knife and being violent to a total stranger?

Up to five of the 10 reservations can be made in the name of other people, and three of the five can be booked as transferable reservations, allowing them to be reassigned to other individuals, according to the Steamship Authority website.

The researchers examined the four largest Indian reservations in Wisconsin, which include the Menominee reservation and the three Ojibwe reservations: Bad River, Lac du Flambeau and Lac Courtes Oreilles.

Originally, international law was unaccepting of treaty reservations, rejecting them unless all parties to the treaty accepted the same reservations.

Others were able to remain in Minnesota and the east, in small reservations existing into the 21st century, including Sisseton-Wahpeton, Flandreau, and Devils Lake ( Spirit Lake or Fort Totten) Reservations in the Dakotas.

Return postcards are most frequently encountered by non-Japanese in the context of making reservations at certain locations that only accept reservations by return postcard, notably at Saihō-ji (moss temple).

These "savage reservations" are similar to reservations established for the Native American population during the colonization of North America.

When a state limits its treaty obligations through reservations, other states party to that treaty have the option to accept those reservations, object to them, or object and oppose them.

According to Gary Jupiter, owner of both the downtown Courtyard by Marriott and Hampton Inn, hotels are already booked at about 75% capacity for almost every SEC game weekend and he expects reservations to grow to at least 80% by the end of August.

Adthena recently helped one global hotel brand in identifying 50 fraudulent reservations within two months.

Advance reservations are strongly encouraged, as space is limited.

After receiving three stars by then New York Times dining critic Mimi Sheridan, who described Rao’s as, “exquisitely simple Italian cooking” the restaurant became incredibly popular and its regulars fought to keep their standing reservations.

All bookable reservations are for our indoor dining area only.

Although many scientists have embraced this research, some still have reservations about the extent of the population bottleneck.

Although this is a free event, space is limited, and reservations are required.