"adopt law" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the process of passing or enacting a law, such as when a legislative body adopts a new law. For example, "The city council voted to adopt a new law requiring all businesses to offer sick leave to employees."
I heard Liberal Democrat MP Paul Burstow commend his party for being the first to take the courageous step to adopt law reform and public education as party policy.
That is to say that ( S n ) n ≥ 1 does not have the independent increment property, which means that we do not directly adopt law of the iterated logarithm to S n to obtain their limit behavior.
In the EU parliament some MEPs, especially the Social Democrats and the European People's Party have been ignoring startups and a broad coalition of stakeholders to adopt law they know is flawed.
Brancel, who served as a Republican lawmaker and state-level director for the U.S. Department of Agriculture, said politicians in Washington, D.C., need to stop arguing immigration policy "at the extremes" and adopt law changes that recognize the need for immigrant labor in agriculture while still limiting the people who can qualify for citizenship.
Companies also heavily lobbied states to adopt laws making hostile takeovers much harder.
The European Union is pushing India to adopt laws that will undermine generic production.
Mr. Browder has been lobbying other countries to adopt laws identical to the one in the United States.
There would be no more regulator shopping and states would be allowed to adopt laws more stringent than federal requirements.
The organization is asking lawmakers to adopt laws so theaters have to tell patrons exactly when a movie actually begins.
"In the next few days, Montenegro will adopt laws which will wrap up its independence in all fields".
Such a treaty could require, for the first time, that countries adopt laws governing the flow of weapons across their borders, and criminalize illegal arms dealing.
