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   Book,  Part, Can.

 1    2,    1,  271|     he knows are prepared and considers suitable and who request
 2    2,    2,  345|    session, namely, one which considers affairs that directly pertain
 3    2,    2,  377|   names of presbyters whom he considers worthy of and suited to
 4    2,    2,  511|      the bishop investigates, considers, and proposes practical
 5    2,    2,  524|     parish to the one whom he considers suited to fulfill its parochial
 6    2,    2,  560|       When the local ordinary considers it opportune, he can order
 7    7,    1, 1452| exceptions whenever the judge considers it necessary in order to
 8    7,    1, 1463|       separately or the judge considers it more opportune to do
 9    7,    2, 1582|      decide a case, the judge considers it opportune to visit some
10    7,    2, 1602|       consent of the parties, considers a debate before a session
11    7,    2, 1606|     acts and proofs the judge considers the matter fully examined,
12    7,    2, 1624|      prejudiced and therefore considers the judge suspect, the party
13    7,    2, 1628|         Can. 1628 A party who considers himself or herself aggrieved
14    7,    3, 1687|   involved.~§2. The party who considers himself or herself aggrieved
15    7,    4, 1718|      experts of the law if he considers it prudent.~§4. Before he
16    7,    5, 1733|    1733 §1. Whenever a person considers himself or herself aggrieved