indicates that possible meanings of absolución other than the one, if any, given in the entry can be inferred from what is said about absolver. (iii) ... This is a space-saving device, used to give an abbreviated or general indication of the entry or entries referred to, e.g.: E convention V. Abolition of Forced Labour ... is a cross-reference to "Abolition of Forced Labour Convention"; F droit V. de droit ..- is a cross-reference to "de droit privé" and "de droit public". (iv) ( ) This means that the word in brackets is optional, e.g. in the entry "F action": E 1. (right of) action means that the French word "action",i in the first meaning listed for it, can be translated either as "action" or as "right of action". - vii - (v) / This means that the word or words immediately preceding and following the oblique stroke are alternatives, e.g. in the entry "F acte dg commerce": E commercial/mercantile act/operation means that the term can be translated as "commercial act", "commercial operation", "mercantile act" or "mercantile operation"; in the entry "F acte dg justice"; E act of judicature/judicial administration means that the term can be translated as "act of judicature" or "act of judicial administration". (vi) ? A question mark indicates a doubtful point. 2. Country indicators. ISO two-letter symbols are used to indicate the countries from which terms originate or to which information refers. The symbols employed are shown in the "List of References and Abbreviations" prefixed to the body of the glossary. Their use does not mean that the term or information is confined to the country mentioned, but simply that it was recorded or researched in respect of that country. It should be remembered that the law and legal terminology of England find widespread application in 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a set of guidelines or conventions for a glossary or dictionary, specifically focusing on the notation and referencing system used to indicate the possible meanings of words. It mentions legal terminology, conventions, and international standards, which suggests a connection to a field that deals with rules, regulations, and international cooperation.

**Category**
Law, International Relations