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in the PONS Dictionary

ten·able [ˈtenəbl̩] ADJ

1. tenable (defendable):

tenable approach
vertretbar
tenable argument
haltbar

2. tenable pred office, position:

tenable (to be held)
zu besetzen pred
(to be maintained) the university scholarship is tenable for three years
das Stipendium für die Universität wird für drei Jahre verliehen