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 1    1,    0,   43|             according to his or her prudent judgment, substitute another
 2    1,    0,   70|           executor, it is up to the prudent judgment and conscience
 3    1,    0,  193|          office is conferred at the prudent discretion of a competent
 4    2,    2,  468|     diocesan synod according to his prudent judgment.~§2. When an episcopal
 5    2,    2,  553|       question according to his own prudent judgment.~
 6    2,    2,  554|        cause in accord with his own prudent judgment.~
 7    2,    2,  563|            and according to his own prudent judgment, can remove the
 8    3,    0,  830|      ordinary, according to his own prudent judgment, is to grant permission
 9    4,    1,  845|     completing a diligent inquiry a prudent doubt still exists whether
10    4,    1, 1029|      promoted to orders who, in the prudent judgment of their own bishop
11    4,    2, 1183| ecclesiastical funerals.~§3. In the prudent judgment of the local ordinary,
12    5,    0, 1304|            be made according to the prudent judgment of the ordinary,
13    6,    1, 1314|    determination can be left to the prudent appraisal of a judge.~§3.
14    6,    1, 1339|             3. According to his own prudent judgment, an ordinary can
15    6,    1, 1345|          delicts, it is left to the prudent decision of the judge to
16    7,    2, 1554|           to the parties; if in the prudent judgment of the judge, however,
17    7,    4, 1718|          the law if he considers it prudent.~§4. Before he makes a decision