stick to

“I’ve always had someone in front of me. Today, I tried a new strategy that I might have to stick to.”

We had some fully written sketches for “The Hospital,” but we didn’t stick to everything exactly.

The report says that rule-breaking by politicians and their advisers undermined public confidence in decision-making and significantly increased the risk that people wouldn't stick to the measures being put in place.

Investors will welcome the group sticking to its full-year outlook, and its share-buyback announcement, the timing of which came as a positive surprise, the analysts say.

As recently as last week, Reeves had told the BBC sticking to Labour's manifesto commitments would require "deep cuts in capital spending".