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 1 Intr            |     to take cognizance of the conditions and needs of the contemporary
 2    1,    0,   30|       the norm of law and the conditions stated in the act of the
 3    1,    0,   39|                       Can. 39 Conditions in an administrative act
 4    1,    0,   41|   another grave cause, or the conditions attached to the administrative
 5    1,    0,   42|     not fulfill the essential conditions attached to the relevant
 6    1,    0,   68|       or it is necessary that conditions be verified.~
 7    1,    0,  172|     absolute, determined.~§2. Conditions attached to a vote before
 8    1,    0,  174| validity of the election, the conditions attached to the compromise
 9    1,    0,  174|      not contrary to the law; conditions contrary to the law, however,
10    2,    1,  257|      its institutions, social conditions, usages, and customs.~
11    2,    1,  258|       of the students and the conditions of the places, and always
12    2,    1,  271|    having observed these same conditions and for a just cause, likewise
13    2,    1,  281|     of their function and the conditions of places and times, and
14    2,    1,  304|     its seat, government, and conditions required for membership
15    2,    2,  364|  Apostolic See concerning the conditions of particular churches and
16    2,    2,  425|     administrator.~§3. If the conditions previously mentioned in §
17    2,    2,  506|     handled and establish the conditions required for the validity
18    2,    2,  512|  areas of the diocese, social conditions and professions, and the
19    2,    3,  611|      without prejudice to the conditions attached to the consent;~
20    2,    3,  640|     Taking into account local conditions, institutes are to strive
21    2,    3,  643|       admission or can attach conditions.~
22    2,    3,  658|        658 In addition to the conditions mentioned in can. 656, nn.
23    2,    3,  659|   needs of the Church and the conditions of people and times, insofar
24    2,    3,  714|   their lives in the ordinary conditions of the world according to
25    2,    3,  721|    for validity or can attach conditions.~§3. Moreover, to be received,
26    2,    3,  735| admission into a society, the conditions established in cann. 642-
27    3,    0,  779|     capabilities and age, and conditions of life, are able to learn
28    3,    0,  828|     has been obtained and the conditions prescribed by it have been
29    4,    1,  893|       person must fulfill the conditions mentioned in can. 874.~§
30    4,    1,  961|   bishop to judge whether the conditions required according to the
31    4,    1,  992|     under certain and defined conditions by the assistance of the
32    4,    1, 1080|     can. 1079, §§2-3 when the conditions prescribed therein have
33    4,    1, 1086|    this impediment unless the conditions mentioned in cann. 1125
34    4,    1, 1125|       it unless the following conditions have been fulfilled:~1/
35    4,    1, 1148|   moral, social, and economic conditions of places and of persons,
36    4,    1, 1165|      same marriage, after the conditions mentioned in can. 1125 for
37    4,    2, 1201|   oath follows the nature and conditions of the act to which it is
38    5,    0, 1262|  necessity and under the same conditions, without prejudice to particular
39    5,    0, 1270|       needs, according to the conditions of the times, so that it
40    5,    0, 1303|       is to define additional conditions for the establishment and
41    6,    1, 1338|   accommodated to the special conditions of the person and the deed.~§