Sentence examples for be firm on from inspiring English sources

Be firm on this point and be happy.

It is possible to be firm on sanctions while keeping diplomatic channels open.

Mr. Hollande says he will be firm on reducing the French budget deficit, although he opposes writing a German-inspired "golden rule" on balanced budgets into the Constitution.

You'll need to be firm on your budget (they can get carried away), but why not let them choose for you?

But the authors said there was too little research to be firm on the findings, and called for more work to be done.

Hollande, whose nicknames are the Living Marshmallow and Flanby, after the wobbly caramel pudding, felt pressured to be firm on speculation that D.S.K. would return as a minister in his cabinet.

Labour needs to stamp on it hard – and be firmer on restoring it.

Her mother is firm on that point.

Nevertheless, H&M has been firm on pricing.

But the publisher was firm on Friday.

The state is firm on trying to pre-empt people's hard-wired intuition to punish.