The phrase "act is enforced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal contexts to indicate that a particular law or regulation is being applied or upheld.
Example: "The new environmental act is enforced to ensure compliance with sustainability standards."
Alternatives: "law is implemented" or "regulation is upheld".
The Migratory Bird Treaty Act is enforced by the Fish and Wildlife Service.
In October, the E.P.A. administrator, Lisa P. Jackson, said she was overhauling how the Clean Water Act is enforced.
"I have made the decision, that some of you may have some interest in, in order to continue work in empowering women, to making sure that our Affordable Care Act is enforced in a way to make sure that being a woman is no longer a pre-existing condition," she said.
She would also believes law enforcement should be trained in the law to ensure that the FACE Act is enforced, regardless of one's views on abortion.
"This is a case that could have major ramifications for how the Wiretap Act is enforced, and what the consequences are in a world where more wiretaps are done on mobile phones that move across territorial lines," Daskal said.
The Act is enforced by the UK's Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) — an independent body responsible for data protection and freedom of information — which has powers to serve enforcement notices and impose penalties.
Between 1660 and when the act was enforced on August 24, 1662, almost 2,000 Puritan ministers were ejected from their positions.
On the contrary, as we have seen, it expressly provides that all other remedies are left unaffected by the act, and a duty cast by statute equally with a common-law duty may by the very language of the act be enforced in any manner known to the law.
Officials from the Government Accountability Office and the E.P.A.'s Office of the Inspector General testified about widespread inconsistencies in how the Clean Water Act was enforced, and said disorganization, a lack of reliable data and poor planning by state and federal regulators had stymied efforts to punish polluters.
No one is suggesting an edict of 50/50 male-female acts be enforced at 100% of events.
Under the Clean Water Act, which is enforced by state agencies and the Federal Environmental Protection Agency, citizens are allowed to take action against anyone suspected of polluting American waters without a permit.
