"enforcing the act" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to indicate that someone is doing something to ensure that a law, rule, or policy is followed or observed. For example, "The police department is responsible for enforcing the act that requires wearing masks in public places".
Subsequent sections prescribe penalties, and provide procedure for enforcing the act.
The case was heard by a three-judge United States District Court and an injunction was issued restraining appellants from enforcing the Act against the restaurant.
The Mansfield Town Council passed a resolution on the Patriot Act in 2003 urging town officials to resist enforcing the act if it means violating civil liberties.
The Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act of 2008 gave the commission the job of defining a "children's product" — which includes such things as toys, clothing and household goods — and eventually enforcing the act.
with 'primary and substantial responsibility for administering and enforcing the Act,' " and it is provided with " 'extensive rulemaking and adjudicative powers.' " "It is authorized to 'formulate general policy with respect to the administration of this Act.' " Ibid.
Appellees, numerous individuals, copartnerships and corporations, joined in bringing the present suit against appellants, state officers charged with the duty of enforcing the Act, alleging that each appellee had driven and would in the course of business drive automobiles into California for the purpose of sale.
The judges stated that "any citizen" might bring a suit to enforce the act's requirements.
Dr. Ron DeHaven, a veterinarian in the Agriculture Department's animal care division, has 75 inspectors to enforce the act.
The commission is authorized by Congress to enforce the act, which forbids marine terminal operators from discriminating against terminal users.
shall bring a civil action [to enforce the Act]." The Government argues that, because Congress gave the EPA the choice between a judicial proceeding and an administrative action, it would undermine the Act to allow judicial review of the latter.
The law imposed unprecedented limits on campaign contributions and spending; created the Federal Election Commission to enforce the act; established an optional system of public financing for Presidential elections; and required extensive disclosure of campaign contributions and expenditures.
