text: v. à la demande de ... CC 1222 Opening is used intransitively: the succession opeas FR CC 718 - 70 - S aplicación E application - implementation enforcement F S aplicarse a E to govern - to apply to F S apoderado (CL) CC 2116; Ossorio; sin. de mandatario y especialmente del mandatario nombrado por medio de poder o procuración E attorney - proxy representative F fondé de pouvoir mandataire For the distinction between these terms see E note to mandataire S apoderamiento E 1. seizure 2. authorization F 1. saisie 2. fait de donner pouvoir ou mandat - autorisation S apologia COV 20 E advocacy F appel S apologia del delito AR CP 213, Ley 20840, 2(b), CO CP 210, ES CP 268. MX CP 209 E advocacy of the offence F apologie du crime S aposición de sellos (CL) E sealing F apposition des scellés - mise sous scellés SO PC 231 extolling crimes CC 1222-1223 Black appeal v. Federal Court of Appeal Noun; EN application for Judicial examination by a higher court of a decision of a lower court (Martin); the term is used of both second and third instance proceedings; note 3 - 71 - E F appel - recours S apelación - recurso appeal (verb) V. appeal (noun) E Appeal Division (CA) F Division d'appel Of the Federal Court of Canada, also called Federal Court of Appeal; FCA 4 CA: de la Cour fédérale du Canada, division appelée aussi Cour d'appel fédérale; LCF 4 appel (FR) V. Cour d'appel fédérale Division d'appel frappé d'appel jugement susceptible d'appel susceptible d'appel E appeal CPCN 527, 542-570, 900, 1482; CPP 496-520, 546-549; CTA R.191-192; Dalloz Proc. civ. pp. 195, 334-337, 764, 785-882; Dalloz Proc. pén. pp. 677, 686-705; Dalloz Dr. adm. p. 233; Capitant, EGLAT revision. Brown 73 In civil, criminal and administrative proceedings; 
analysis: The text appears to be a collection of legal terms and concepts related to the field of law, specifically in the areas of civil, criminal, and administrative proceedings. The terms mentioned, such as "appeal", "application", "implementation", and "authorization", suggest a focus on the process and procedures of law, rather than a specific sector or industry.