keep (someone) onside

To maintain someone's support or approval. If we want to expand our initiative, then we definitely need to keep the CEO onside.

get/keep somebody onˈside

get/keep somebody’s support: The government needs to keep the major national newspapers onside to help win votes in the election.

See also: get, keep, onside, somebody

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See also:

keep away
keep away (from someone or something)
keep (one's) eyes on (someone or something)
keep faith with
keep faith with (someone or something)
keep (something) by
keep by
be asking for trouble
be looking for trouble
keep eye out

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