The phrase "amended to implement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a document, policy, or agreement has been modified to put certain actions or changes into effect.
Example: "The contract was amended to implement the new regulations that were introduced last year."
Alternatives: "revised to enforce" or "modified to execute".
This rule is amended to implement the 1994 amendments to §1104 of the Code regarding the election of a trustee in a chapter 11 case.
This weekend, there were reports that the constitution will be amended to implement the agreement, but progress has been fitful and fundamental disagreements remain.
But the SNP will argue that the enterprise bill and the cities and local devolution government bill – one of which is due to be amended to implement the reforms – were both introduced to parliament before the Evel changes.
As these findings suggested that eltrombopag had the potential to increase doxorubicin ol) plasma concentrations, the protocol was amended to implement additional cardiac monitoring and PK sampling for doxorubicin ol).
(The House bill may be amended to allow states to implement work requirements to Medicaid, but the result there would merely be to shrink rolls, not provide more coverage).
Some have successfully put pressure on authorities to amend and to implement the laws.
Anticipating public anxiety, Obama reacted to calls for "greater security" following the failed Christmas Day bombing by implementing catch-all measures – recently amended – to extend special pat-downs and heightened profiling to individuals returning from 14, mostly Muslim, countries.
"While Washington agrees there should be a phased implementation of WTP facilities, the manner in which Energy has proposed to amend the consent decree to implement such a phased approach lacks sufficient specificity, accountability and enforceability," read the state's response to the DOE.
We're going to amend the law to allow us to implement justice as soon as possible".
Even if MPs vote for the motion backing a deal, they could amend the legislation that would be required to implement it – and demand a new referendum.
The Red Flags Rule, first implemented by the Federal Trade Commission in 2007 and amended in 2010, requires many businesses and organizations to implement a written identity theft program to detect the warning signs, or red flags, of possible fraud.
