The phrase "act implemented" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific law or regulation that has been put into effect or enforced.
Example: "The new environmental regulations are an act implemented to reduce pollution levels in the city."
Alternatives: "law enacted" or "regulation enforced".
Dozens of activists, dissidents and lawyers have been arrested under the country's sedition law, an act implemented under the British empire.
Gallup notes the latest figure is still below the 18percentt rate of U.S. adults who were uninsured before the Affordable Care Act implemented an individual mandate in 2014.
The act, implemented in 1938 to expose Nazi propagandists, has been haphazardly enforced in recent years by a Justice Department office that mainly acts on news reports and asks people to register voluntarily.
"The time for delay and for partnership and for compromise is very quickly coming to an end," he said, "and we have to get the Clean Air Act implemented in the State of Texas".
In April, England introduced new laws to address homelessness which closely followed the approach of the groundbreaking act implemented in Wales three years ago – I hope that the Westminster government will also catch up with how Wales is improving the private rented sector.
The Family and Medical Leave Act implemented in 1993 is known for a scarcity of benefits.
Soon after, in 1900, Congress passed the Foraker Act, implementing a military government in Puerto Rico.
That Act implements New Zealand's responsibilities as a ratifying Annex I member of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).
Without a clear indication from Congress to the contrary, an act implementing an international treaty "does not cover the unremarkable local offence at issue here".
The Social Democratic/Green Coalition which came to power in 1998 was aware of all of these movements, and the Renewable Energy Act implementing the FIT was passed in 2000.
The police have failed the American people and now Congress must act, implementing an oversight committee that would investigate anytime a police officer kills a suspect.
