The phrase "administer rules" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is responsible for enforcing or overseeing the application of rules or regulations.
Example: "The committee was established to administer rules regarding the use of the community facilities."
Alternatives: "enforce regulations" or "oversee guidelines".
The British government had administered rules that made the city livable and allowed a market-based economy to flourish.
Outcome 2.3: The SEC adopts and administers rules and regulations that enable market participants to understand clearly their obligations under the securities laws.
Establishing and administering rules, in accordance with section 236 of this title, governing the granting of visas or other forms of permission, including parole, to enter the United States to individuals who are not a citizen or an alien lawfully admitted for permanent residence in the United States.
But the states are also free to administer the rules as they see fit, and in recent years, this has often meant waiving certain rules.
However, the current draft still leaves open the significant question of who would administer the rules over the many years it may take to complete the reconstruction.
The body that runs the gold fix, London Gold Market Fixing Limited (LGMFL), said a third party would be appointed to administer new rules.
Such councils, common in Germany, include blue-collar and white-collar employees and work with management to increase productivity and administer factory rules.
And yet, the sport continues to be controlled by groups like the United States Golf Association, the R&A and the PGA Tour that administer the rules as if operating in a smoke-filled back room.
Tiny firms, which cannot afford specialist staff to administer complex rules, should be exempt from many regulations.The Beecroft report reflects employers' fury about the difficulties of offloading a dud worker, and the lawyers who use the threat of court action to bargain for a bigger payoff.
