text: E (translate according to context) NOT fipecial_£.eferee LT: VCLT 66, Annex The party on whose behalf the F conclusions, written submissions, are filed; if possible translate as defendant, plaintiff, peti­ tioner, respondent. intervener. etc., as the case may be; if in doubt translate as party - 202 - F conclure E to plead* - to submit** S F conclusion V. conclusions S conclusion = F conclusions 3. S conclusiones = F conclusions 2. V. alegato de conclusiones escrito de conclusiones S conclusiones acusatorias (MX) E indictment F conclusions 1. 2. sens général (FR) acte de procédure, pour la plupart accompli par écrit, dans lequel (i) (proc. civ., pén., adm.) les parties énoncent leurs prétentions, (ii) (proc. civ.) le ministère public donne son avis, (iii) (proc. adm.) le commissaire du Gouvernement fait ses recommandations 3. (FR, GE) partie finale de cet acte, contenant la demande ou les demandes de la partie concluante CJEC FR CPCN 76, 913 * a case ** i.e. to make a submission Apreciación de los hechos por el ministerio público Note 1 CPCN 56, 57, 431, 443, 753, 783, 815, 954, 961-962, 1041 1043; CPP 315, 419, 459, 536; CTA R.77, R.167; CN 128; COJ R.132.1; Dalloz Proc. civ. pp. 459-460, 524, 530 et seq.. 584, 602-603, 608 et seq.. 624-626, 662, 698, 868, 944-945; Dalloz Proc. pén. pp. 207, 620, 629-630, 652-653, 724; Dalloz Dr. adm. pp. 193, 227; Capitant, Dalloz, EGLAT, Guillien, Brovm 64 et seq. En proc. pén. (et selon Guillien réquisitions. en proc. civ. aussi) les conclusions du ministère public s'appellent réquisitions 5. ICJ CJEC St 21, 22; CJEEC St 18, 19; Statut 53 RT 166(2) - 203 - E 1. argument(s) - case 2. submission(s) 3. Points of claim* - the relief sought** 4. submissions 5. claim S 1¬ 2. conclusiones 3. conclusión 4. 
analysis: The text appears to be a legal document or a guide related to the process of submitting written arguments or conclusions in a legal proceeding. The language used is formal and technical, with terms such as "conclusions", "written submissions", "plead", "indictment", and "ministère public". The text also references specific laws and regulations, such as the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties (VCLT) and the French Civil Code (CPCN). These hints suggest that the text is related to the legal system and international law.