"implemented under the" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a policy, law, or program that has been put into effect by a government or organization. Example: The new immigration policy was implemented under the current administration, causing widespread controversy and protests.
However, Labour sources said problems had emerged since the directive was implemented under the coalition.
Here, based on IfG research, we dissect some of the biggest changes implemented under the Blair, Brown and Cameron administrations.
Malaysia's federal court has dismissed a challenge that a sedition law implemented under the British empire is unconstitutional, prolonging the government's ability to quell political opposition.
But the plan was never implemented under the coalition, with Grant Shapps, then housing minister, eventually unveiling plans to let tenancy limits be set in each local area.
Implemented under the guise of fiscal responsibility and self-sufficiency, efforts to regulate the activities of low-income Americans have emerged all over the country.
Meanwhile, stop-and-frisk, implemented under the former police commissioner Ray Kelly, hampered the movements of hundreds of thousands of black and brown people.
The new rules to be implemented under the 2015 Counter-Terrorism and Security Act will come into effect subject to approval by both houses of parliament this autumn.
In recent years, ethical consumption and production initiatives implemented under the Fairtrade umbrella have become increasingly significant in the export and marketing of agricultural products in sub-Saharan Africa.
This method has been implemented under the level set framework.
They say people are still suffering under the austerity measures implemented under the bailout terms.
It is the principle behind iRace, which Infosys has implemented under the guidance of Mohandas Pai.
