The phrase "administers regulations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where an authority or organization is responsible for enforcing or managing specific rules or guidelines.
Example: "The government agency administers regulations to ensure public safety and environmental protection."
Alternatives: "enforces regulations" or "oversees regulations".
At least 20 states administer regulations locally, but mostly for dairy products and usually to control how long products can be kept in stores, not how long they should be kept in your refrigerator.
The humanitarian program is not administered by regulations, and can be changed at the direction of the immigration minister.
GE still hopes that it can persuade the European Commission, which administers antitrust regulation for the European Union, to approve the deal.
Those taxes were laid out in the initiative that voters approved, and will result in an effective rate for consumers of 44 percent, according to the state's Liquor Control Board, which will administer marijuana regulations.
The team is responsible for developing and administering internal regulations that enforce, encourage, or punish absentees from campaign work.
This study compares the welfare implication of privatization of the distribution networks by comparing two extreme cases, a pure regional distributional monopoly case and a representative pure "free" consumer case, with a benchmark case of administered price regulation.
When young children are diagnosed with type 1 diabetes mellitus (T1DM), parents get full responsibility for the diabetes-management of their child (e.g., blood glucose monitoring and administering insulin, regulation of food intake, and guarding the level of physical activity of their diabetic child).
For our data on safety, we consulted crash tests from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the branch of the U.S. Department of Transportation that develops and administers vehicular safety regulations.
"Every hillside — or rive, as we say in dialect — has a name, and each offers small particularities in pedoclimatic conditions," said Franco Adami, winemaker and former president of the consortium of producers that is responsible for creating and administering the D.O.C.G. regulations.
The provincial/territorial ministries provide funding, ensure compliance with policies and administer legislation and regulations.
