Vonhatóságával

Vonhatóságával is a Hungarian term that translates to "its operability," "its enforceability," or "its applicability" in English. The specific meaning depends heavily on the context in which it is used. It refers to the quality or state of something being capable of being put into action, effect, or operation.

In legal contexts, "vonhatóságával" often relates to the enforceability of a law, regulation, contract, or court decision. It questions whether a rule or agreement has the legal standing and practical mechanisms to be enforced by authorities. For instance, one might discuss the "vonhatóságával" of a new tax law to determine if it can be effectively collected.

In a more general sense, it can refer to the practical applicability or functionality of a system, plan, or object. For example, the "vonhatóságával" of a proposed public transportation route would assess whether it is feasible to implement and whether it would be used by the public. Similarly, the "vonhatóságával" of a software update might consider whether it runs correctly on existing hardware. The term implies a consideration of both theoretical possibility and practical execution.