The phrase "enforce legislation" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the act of making sure that laws and regulations are followed and enforced. Example: The government has implemented strict measures to enforce legislation against illegal logging in the rainforest.
"The problem is to enforce legislation.
Zimbabwe is not the first African country to enforce legislation to outlaw the sale of used underwear.
Playing a "good cop" PM, Mr Cameron said "a less liberal, enlightened government in the future" might play hard ball and enforce legislation.
As a member of the European Commission, he has the power to propose, shape and enforce legislation affecting sectors from pharmaceuticals to food and farming.
It argues that, despite gender mainstreaming and other policy tools designed to encourage gender neutrality in all policy areas, the EU continues to enact and enforce legislation that has the potential to challenge the integrity of the European gender project.
City Council Speaker Gifford Miller, left, criticized the city's Department of Consumer Affairs yesterday, saying that it had failed to enforce legislation that requires tax-preparation services to inform their customers about hidden fees and interest charges.
But no matter how many non-profits and startups fight to end period poverty, it is up to the government to enforce legislations on these issues.
However, Malaysia has limitations in enforcing legislation pertaining to accessibility.
Now she is pushing for strictly enforced legislation to end child marriages.
Massachusetts has long had similar – though infrequently enforced – legislation on its books.
"It is a major public health problem and of course rich countries have better ways to protect themselves by enforcing legislation and getting public awareness campaigns on track.
