"implement the statute" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in any context in which you are talking about putting a law or rule into action. For example: "The government is working to implement the statute that makes health insurance mandatory for all citizens."
University of Maryland law student Laura Dunn lobbied for the passage of Campus SaVE and is now part of an advisory committee on implementing the statute.
It is unclear if these types of strategies work better for high school than middle school students, or if high schools are doing better in implementing the statutes of the law.
Before a wholesome condemnation of the present situation is made, it is essential to explore and implement the laws on the statute book.
A second issue is whether, even if private suits are generally permissible under Title VI, they can be brought for violations of regulations that federal agencies have issued to implement the law and that go beyond the statute itself.
In keeping with the "broad Congressional power to legislate in connection with the elections of the president and vice president," Congress has enacted statutes to implement the constitutional framework governing the Electoral College.
In his pithy majority opinion, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. wrote: "We are reluctant to ignore the ordinary meaning of 'chemical weapon,' when doing so would transform a statute passed to implement the international Convention on Chemical Weapons into one that also makes it a federal offense to poison goldfish".
The TRC has recommended a domestic war crimes court be set up, but under statute an Independent National Commission on Human Rights INHCRR) would implement the recommendation, and the Legislature (some of whom had close ties to Taylor) has thus far failed to establish the INCHR.
Settlements are also war crimes under Australian domestic law implementing that statute.
This combination of children's health policies also requires a clear commitment to children's environmental health by all program offices for understanding, following, and implementing the relevant policies or statutes, because each is unique in its applicability, scope, and legal authority.
If the state does not pull back from implementing the first-of-its-kind statute on Monday, it could face a federal lawsuit, according to the Justice Department letters.
