reservation [ res·er·va·tion ]
Noun
Has the 33 per cent reservation really helped women?
A room reservation form should be sent directly to the hotel.
The bishop managed to secure small majorities on the propositions that he should allow reservation for the sick.
some generals voiced reservations about making air strikes
the boy's family live on a reservation
Compliance with the reservation also constituted a covenant under the lease.
Jurisdiction and the reservation of absolution of particularly serious sins for pedagogical reasons are defended later.
Reservations, instead of being the exception, became very general, and, as a result, the eyes of all ambitious clerics were turned towards Rome from which they hoped to receive promotion, whether their immediate superiors deemed them worthy or unworthy.

