V. Ministro de Gobierno ... Ministro Secretario General de Gobierno sala de gobierno secretario de gobierno S Gobierno Supremo E Supreme Government F Gouvernement suprême S goce (CL) E enjoyment F jouissance F gouvernement de droit E lawful/de jure government S F gouvernement légal CC 582 Syn. de gouvernement légal Syn. de gouvernement de droit E lawful government S S gozar (CL) CC 582 E to enjoy F jouir - 538 - S GR = Guardia Republicana S GRP = Guardia Republicana F grâce E pardon S gracia - perdón F gracieux V. acte gracievix décision gracieuse matière gracieuse recours gracieux E discretionary - non-contentious - ex gratia S s grado del estado de sitio E degree of the state of siege F degré de l'état de siège E grant 1. (noun) EN: the bestowal of a right, or of a power or office, by one person (the grantor) on another (the grantee), usually by written instrument 2. (noun) EN: the instrument referred to above 3, (verb) EN: the action referred to above k. (verb) to allow 5. (verb) to order F 1. ? acte constitutif* - constitution* - octroi** - concession** 2. ? acte constitutif - titre constitutif - concession - acte de transfert A fundamental category of juridical acts in the coimnon law; Jowitt; Salmond passim Grant is a generic term applicable both to the creation of a new right and to the transfer of an existing one; for transfer and its various species, see transfer: for the antonym of grant see surrender The above applies The above applies, namely to the verbs grant, transfer and surrender e.g. an application e.g. a stay of proceedings *Terme générique; Guillien acte constitutif. Comu constitutif **D'un brevet, license, permis on autorisation - 539 - 3. conférer* - accorder octroyer** - concéder** 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a compilation of legal terms and definitions related to governance, power, and decision-making. The terms include concepts such as "gobierno", "gouvernement", "grant", "enjoyment", and "lawful government", which suggest a focus on government and law. The text also mentions the concept of "gracia" (grace) and "pardon", which could imply a connection to the judicial system. Given the technical and specialized nature of the language, I hypothesize that the text is related to legal or political studies.

**Category**
Law, Politics