enactable
/ɪˈnæktəbəl/
adjective
- Capable of being made into a law or officially approved.
- Lawyers reviewed the contract to ensure every clause was enactable under state regulations.
- The city council debated whether the new zoning rules were enactable before the next election.
- The proposed bill is fully enactable with the current majority in parliament.
- Able to be performed or carried out as a plan or action.
- Their business strategy seemed enactable once they secured the necessary funding.
- The director believed the complex scene was enactable using practical effects rather than CGI.
- The rescue mission was dangerous but still enactable with proper training.
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