follows through

The paper, to be sure, says it could not confirm that the website follows through on its promise.

If Obama follows through on his veto threats,  it will be harder for him to blame anyone else for catastrophic consequences.

If Iran follows through with the deal, it would no longer have enough enriched uranium to make an atomic weapon.

The freedom of the instrument not being interfered with, it follows through our wishing it—like any other act naturally performed.

There are tetanic convulsions, and death follows through asphyxia.

Up with the sun, or earlier, he follows through the long day the hardest kind of manual labor.