épuisement des recours internes épuiser les recours internes prévaloir voie de recours ... voie extraordinaire de recours voie ordinaire de recours 1. terme général: action de recourir 2. (FR: dr. adm., proc. civ,, proc. pén.) voie de droit; moyen légal et droit de 1'exercer 3. (FR: dr. adm., proc. civ. proc. pén.) acte ou procédé utilisé pour recourir 4. (ONU) procédure administrative 5. (CJEC) RT 173 Charter 33 Dalloz Dr. adm. pp. 209-268, Proc. civ. pp. 763-961, Proc. pén. pp. 676-759; CCOM 147; GCBE 25, 43, 44, 50, 51; V. action recursoire. afig.ian_ç3mbiaria Capitant; Dalloz loc. cit,; CPCN 1215 et seq.. CPP 567, CTA R. 37, R. 72-75, CCOM 147; Conseil d'Etat et tribunaux administratifs: v. requête - 905 - E. 1. resort* - recourse 2. (legal) remedjr* - (right of) action - (right of) recourse** - right of appeal 3. (legal) action/proceedings/ case - application - appeal - petition 4. recourse proceedings 5. action - proceedings S 1. recurso 2. recurso 3. recurso 4. 5. F recours abusif (FR) E improper/abusive action - abuse of process* S F recours accordé par l'article 28 E right/remedy under article* 28 * Charter 33 , e.g. recours à X, remedy against X, right of recourse/ appeal to X * Remedy in the sense of the means available (see remedy 1.) not the relief given ** EN Bills of Exchange Act 1882, 47 (2); GCBE 25, 43, 44, 50, 51; V. action récursoire, acción cagibiarJ-a *** Non-technical term See the specific examples of recours and recurso below and note 3 CJEC RT 173 Término general: acción de recurrir; Charter 33 Medio legal y derecho de ejercerlo; Ossorio Acto o procedimiento utilizado para ejercerlo! solicitud, petición; Ossorio; ES LEC 376, LSA 70(4), LRJCA 37, CLCPC 200 ONU; procedimiento administrativo CJEC RT 173 CPCN 32.1, Dalloz Proc. civ. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be related to legal concepts, specifically "recours" and "recurso", which are French and Spanish terms for "recourse" or "appeal". The text provides definitions, examples, and references to legal sources, suggesting that it is related to the field of law. The context is likely administrative or judicial, given the references to procedures, articles, and court decisions.

**Category**
Law, Administration