Enforceable (adjective)

1. Capable of being enforced, having the legal authority to be carried out.
2. Able to be enforced, upheld, or made effective by legal action.

Origin:

The word enforceable is derived from the verb enforce which means to make something happen or to make sure that something is obeyed.

Examples:

1. The contract is enforceable in court.
2. The new law is enforceable by the police.
3. The regulation is enforceable by a government agency.
4. The agreement is enforceable by the court.
5. The rule is not enforceable as it is discriminatory.