Ausübbar

Ausübbar is a German term that translates to "exercisable" or "practicable" in English. It describes something that can be put into practice, carried out, or legally enforced. The term is often used in legal and economic contexts.

In a legal sense, "ausübbar" refers to rights or powers that can be actively exercised by a party. For example, a right of way might be "ausübbar" if the conditions for its use are met. Similarly, a contractual obligation is "ausübbar" if it is legally binding and can be demanded by the obligee. The concept is closely related to the idea of enforceability.

In an economic or practical context, "ausübbar" denotes that a plan, method, or strategy is feasible and can be implemented successfully. It implies that the necessary resources, conditions, or expertise are available to make something a reality. For instance, a business plan might be described as "ausübbar" if it is realistic and achievable given the market conditions and the company's capabilities. The term suggests a degree of practicality and realism.