betartatásáért

The Hungarian word "betartatásáért" translates to "for its enforcement" or "for its fulfillment" in English. It is a compound word derived from "betartani," meaning to observe, keep, or enforce, and the suffix "-ásáért," which indicates "for its..." or "for the purpose of its...".

This term is commonly used in legal and administrative contexts. It refers to the active process of ensuring that laws, regulations, agreements, or obligations are followed and upheld. For example, one might speak of the "betartatásáért" of a contract, meaning the efforts made to ensure that all parties adhere to its terms. Similarly, it can apply to the enforcement of public safety rules, environmental regulations, or any other set of directives that require compliance.

The concept implies not just the existence of rules, but also the mechanisms and responsibility for making sure those rules are indeed put into practice. This can involve monitoring, inspection, and potentially the imposition of penalties for non-compliance. The phrase highlights the importance of actively upholding agreed-upon standards or legal mandates.