"implement law" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to put a law into effect or to enforce it. Example: The government needs to take immediate action to implement stricter gun control laws in order to reduce gun violence.
Students are given the task of developing a legal service app, and thus must implement law through a technological tool.
"We need a change in the way we implement law," he said, referring to the strict zoning rules and the multitiered decision-making process.
"The president gave clear instructions to implement law and order, and that nobody is above the law, and no one has immunity whatever his rank is," he added, referring to Mahmoud Abbas, the president of the Palestinian Authority.
"The latest events show the urgent need to implement law 53 to disband all [illegally] armed groups.
We also hoped to understand in more detail how a few specific cases have played out, and what these can tell us about how the court systems implement law.
Even in the late 18th century, George III, America's stereotypical and caricatured tyrant, could not and did not write or implement law by fiat.
"A federation like Germany cannot immediately go and implement laws".
Agencies issue rules and regulations to flesh out and implement laws passed by Congress.
If officials can decide not to implement laws they dislike, then equality under the law — for gay couples, at least — is just a slogan.
Its main task shall be to issue and implement laws and enactments because there is an obvious disappointment with the performance of the current government.
The International Rugby Board is to implement laws to stop collapsed scrums and speed up the ruck area.
