text: Proc. adm.; Brown 60 et peq., Dalloz tribunal administratif sect. 35 Note 3 Proc. adm.; Brown 60 et seq., Dalloz tribunal administratif sect. 35 Note 3 CIJ: titre d'une publication ICJ: title of a publication; cited as lt.g.,J« Pleadings CP 334.1 V. defensor de menores CC 342 Note 10 CH CP lOO-lOOiÊE - 730 - menor delincuente E juvenile offender* - juvenile delinquent F jeune délinquant Note 10 * GOV 10(3) menor de edad = mineur S menor procesado E accused juvenile person F jeune prévenu S mera interlocutoria = decreto de sustanciación S mere interlocutoria = decreto de sustanciación S mérito V, en mérito de los antecedentes S mérito de la causa E merits of the case F fond de l'affaire/de la demande - mérite d'une demande GOV 10(2)(b); note 10 S mérito probatorio E evidential force - value as evidence F valeur probante mesures V. mesures mesure conservatoire V, mesure provisoire ou conservatoire mesures conservatoires F mesure d'administration judiciaire Guillien E act of judicial administration S - 731 - F mesure de substitution (FR) E alternative measure Dr. pén. i.e. alternative to punishment. for juvenile delinquents F mesure provisoire V. mesures provisoires F mesure provisoire ou conservatoire E interim measure of protection Article 17 du projet de loi modèle sur l'arbitrage commercial international adopté par la CNUDCI à Vienne en juin 1985 Article 17 of draft model law on international commercial arbitration adopted by UNCITRAL at Vienna in 1985 F mesures conservatoires (FR) E preservation measures* - interim protection** - provisional measures*** S medidas provisionales F mesures conseirvatoires de ... E measures to preserve ... S medidas precautorias para preservar ... F mesures de saisie conservatoire E pre-trial attachment S ÎMainly extrajudicial (apart from the fiâifiie conseyvatQJre), unlike medidas precautorias (syn. medidas cautelares); Capitant, Guillien mesure 
analysis: The text appears to be a collection of legal terms and phrases related to international arbitration, particularly in the context of juvenile delinquency and international commercial arbitration. The language used is primarily French, with some English and Spanish terms. The content seems to be focused on legal concepts and procedures, with no apparent connection to specific economic, social, or environmental issues.