Sentence examples similar to keep to terms from inspiring English sources

It would certainly help if the parties to conversations like this one would keep to the terms of the debate and not engage in scatter-gun hypotheticals.

Coxco was reluctant to sell and wanted to keep to the terms of its original deal with the islands' government, signed off in 2002.

He raised concerns over human rights and Russia's failure to keep to the terms of its ceasefire with Georgia, albeit (pragmatically) only in private.

If future Greek governments keep to the terms of the bailout, by 2020 public debt will be back to what is was when the crisis erupted in 2009.

Unfortunately for Schlumberger, the company didn't manage to keep to those terms – and the US authorities found out, and struck.

And Ukraine has a chequered history with the IMF: it failed to keep to the terms of previous assistance packages in 2008 and 2010.

What they must not do is keep to short-term plans: to try someone for two games and then change it if it hasn't worked.

The UK could buy emissions permits on the European market to keep to its medium-term emissions reductions targets.

If necessary, they should be aimed at people with higher incomes and kept to the short term.

Hearts hasn't kept to its social responsibilities in terms of the tax man.

Dynaste did his best to keep on terms but Benefficient demonstrated plenty of stamina as he powered up the hill to claim Grade Two glory.