text: have a special meaning in relation to a contract and that meaning may not coincide exactly with the one in which F çondition/S condición is used. Ossorioî ES CG 1114-1124, CL CC 1473-1493 EN: conditional release by the executive (executive bail) of prisoners awaiting trial or sentence, and early release of prisoners serving sentence (methods of relieving prison overcrowding: Imprisonment (Temporary Provisions) Bill 1980) CC 1169; Nicholas 154-164 SCO; Black condition, Marshall 305 CL CC 1477 Use statutory where it seems appropriate to emphasize that the provision in question is one of enacted law; note 6 - 215 - F condition mixte (FR) E mixed condition S condición mixta F condition potestative (FR) E potestative condition S condición potestativa F condition purement potestative (FR) E purely potestative condition S condición puramente potestativa F condition résolutoire (CH, FR) E condition subsequent* - resolutive condition** S condición resolutoria F condition simplement potestative (FR) E simply potestative condition S condición simplemente potestativa F condition suspensive E condition precedent* - suspensive condition** S condición suspensiva S condonación (CL) E remission F remise S condonar (CL) E to remit F faire remise CC 1171; Nicholas 154-164 SCO; Black condition. Marshall 305 CL CC 1477 ce 1170, Nicholas 154-164 SCO; Black condition, Marshall 305; similar to EN illusory promise CL ce 1477 Nicholas 154 et seq. FR ce 1183-1184, CH CDO 154; Nicholas 150-153 Also called resolutory condition; OCL condition, resolutive ¿pnditipn. Black condition * EN, US ** SCO Marshall 305 CL CC 1479, ES CC 1113, 1123 Nicholas 154 et seq. FR CC 1181-1182, CH CDO 151; Nicholas 150-153 OCL, Black condition * EN, US ** SCO Marshall 305 CL CC 1479, ES CC 1122 De una deuda; CC 1513, 1652 Una deuda; CC 1518 - 216 - conduct SR: is adopted F comportement S 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing legal concepts and terminology related to contracts, conditions, and releases. It mentions specific laws and regulations from various countries, including France, Switzerland, and Chile. The text does not seem to be focused on a specific sector or industry, but rather on the legal framework and terminology used in contracts.