"implement the amendments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe taking the necessary steps to put a set of changes into effect. For example, "The government has decided to implement the amendments to the constitution by the end of the year."
Supervisors of Elections also can't independently confirm eligibility, and were given no guidance from the Secretary of State on how to implement the amendment.
Last week, as soon as the state government certified the amendment's passage, the conservatives voted for the change by e-mail, before the court had agreed on a procedure for implementing the amendment, and without the participation of the three other justices.
It said the Home Office transfer criteria to implement the Dubs amendment were too strict and did not comply with its spirit.
The development came hours after Help Refugees announced that the high court had fast-tracked its legal action over home secretary Amber Rudd's failure to implement the Dubs amendment in Calais.
Heck, I even penned a letter to Vice President Pence and Speaker Ryan reminding them of their right to implement the 25th Amendment to the Constitution to remove the unfit Trump from office.
Greenpeace joined over 100 organizations last year in a letter to President Obama calling on him to fully implement the Bhopal Amendment and prioritize disaster prevention through the use of safer technology.
In practice, USAid has implemented the Helms amendment as an absolute ban on abortion.
Yet despite the clear constitutional mandate that race is to be considered by Congress in implementing the Fifteenth Amendment, the Voting Rights Act, a signal achievement of the civil-rights revolution and a law for which people marched and died, goes on the scrap heap.
In response, a spokesperson for the UNHCR said it had been asked to support the UK government in implementing the Dubs amendment but indicated that the process would be slow: "UNHCR and NGO partners are actively involved in ongoing discussions with the Home Office to provide support on the operationalisation of the amendment, including in France, Italy and Greece.
A spokesperson for the UNHCR said it had been asked to support the UK government in implementing the Dubs amendment but indicated that the process would be slow: "UNHCR and NGO partners are actively involved in ongoing discussions with the Home Office to provide support on the operationalisation of the amendment, including in France, Italy and Greece.
