The phrase "applying the act" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the implementation or enforcement of a specific law or regulation.
Example: "The government is focused on applying the act to ensure compliance among all businesses."
Alternatives: "enforcing the act" or "implementing the act".
Congress should also move to apply the act's more equitable mandatory sentences to those in prison.
Even now, the government guidelines issued to British firms on how to apply the act are raising unhappy eyebrows at the OECD.
Mr Anderson is looking into whether the police applied the act correctly or if they abused their authority.A move to reform the anti-terrorism law, including a reduction of the maximum time of detention to six hours, is already underway supported by Mrs May and is set to be debated in Parliament this autumn.
Even if it does apply, the Act allows for an exception when consent is given to share the data.
Seizing on the fact that Section 2 of the 14th Amendment recognizes the authority of states to bar criminals from voting, both the 2nd Circuit and the 11th Circuit have rejected Voting Rights Act challenges to felon disenfranchisement laws, emphasizing constitutional doubts about Congress's power under the 15th Amendment to apply the Act to such statutes.
Following our discussion of Zelazo's theory, we will apply the ACT-R architecture specifically to the problem of object permanence.
Applying the Patriot Act to the real estate industry has also prompted a number of other concerns.
But the government knows that applying the AFSP Act would be unacceptable to politicians and powerful interests in "mainland" India.
In applying the 1996 act, the FCC has sought to make extra distinctions between different forms of transmission (copper telephone wire, cable TV, satellite, wireless) and of content (telephone calls, television, data).
