Sentence examples similar to institute a principle from inspiring English sources

The social network Facebook has reached an agreement with 49 state attorneys general to institute a broad set of principles intended to protect young users from online predators and inappropriate material.

Dore Gold, president of the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs, a research institute, said the "principle" that there had been a leak was "much more important than any specifics that appeared in the newspaper".

With such a principle negated the Premier League and other UK leagues could move aggressively to institute hard salary caps.

But can a principle so apparently nebulous be infused into our education system (and our young offender's institutes, where it's needed even more)?

That is a principle.

It's a principle.

"It is a principle".

That's a principle.

Is it a principle basis?

We should institute a war tax.

Institute a SIM lock.