text: des gouvernements. ... the extent to which those offences implicate governments, .,, à partir du moment où l'infraction met en cause la politique de l'Etat. ... at the point at which the offence becomes a matter of public policy Anabalón F mise en délibéré £ adjournment for consideration Adjournment of proceedings for the court or jury or both to retire and consider their findings F mise en demeure (FR) Proc. civ,: CC 1138, 1139, 1145, 1146; Amos 182-184, 242 n. 10, 356, EGLAT, de Vries 414-415, Nicholas 232-236 E notice of default FR: a formai notice to comply with an obligation, e.g. to pay a debt; it is given by a creditor to his debtor when the latter has exceeded the time stipulated for meeting the obligation and is therefore en demeure, in arrears, in default; also called requisition (e.g. in SCO), Amos formal requisition. formal request. Depending on the matter involved, it can take the form of an exploit (sommation, comgiandement or assignation) or of a letter or telegram. If it is clear that the obligation is a money one, translate as notice to pay or notice of arrears. Mis en demeure, given notice of default, notice to pay - 744 F mise en état (FR) E pre-trial review Proc. civ. EN; before a master in the High Court, before a registrar in the County Court F mise en gérance libre (FR) = mise en location-gérance F mise en liberté provisoire = libertad provisional F mise en location-gérance (FR) E grant of a trading lease S F mise en oeuvre (EGLAT mjge en oeuvre, mise en vigueur) = mise en application F mise en prévention (FR) E (preventive) imprisonment Dr. com.î Loi 20.3.1956, 2 See E note to locatipn- gérance Littré prévention. Petit Robert prévention Of a defendant pending trial, 
analysis: The text appears to be a collection of legal terms and concepts related to the administration of justice, with a focus on the procedures and mechanisms for dealing with offenses and disputes. The language used is technical and formal, suggesting a context of civil law and court proceedings. The terms mentioned, such as "mise en délibéré", "mise en demeure", and "mise en état", seem to be related to the process of resolving legal cases, rather than any of the other categories.