Title,  Section, Article, Par.

 1 PreTit,    0,   1, 1|            considers as a language community any human society established
 2 PreTit,    0,   1, 1|      refers to the language of the community historically established
 3 PreTit,    0,   1, 2|           of a historical language community within its own territorial
 4 PreTit,    0,   1, 2|        geographical area where the community lives, but also as the social
 5 PreTit,    0,   1, 2|     outside the territory of their community, in terms of a gradation
 6 PreTit,    0,   1, 3|            to belong to a language community in the following circumstances: ~
 7 PreTit,    0,   1, 3|        from the main body of their community by political or administrative
 8 PreTit,    0,   1, 5|          space of another language community but which does not possess
 9 PreTit,    0,   1, 5|        equivalent to those of that community. Examples of such groups
10 PreTit,    0,   3, 1|          as a member of a language community;  the right to the use of
11 PreTit,    0,   3, 1|          members of one's language community of origin;  the right to
12 PreTit,    0,   3, 3|      groups with the host language community or their integration into
13 PreTit,    0,   3, 3|        their integration into that community. Nor must they restrict
14 PreTit,    0,   3, 3|    restrict the rights of the host community or its members to the full
15 PreTit,    0,   3, 3|         the full public use of the community's own language throughout
16 PreTit,    0,   4, 1|      territory of another language community have the right and the duty
17 PreTit,    0,   4, 1|           integration towards this community. This term is understood
18 PreTit,    0,   4, 1| experienced by members of the host community. ~
19   1,    0,   7, 2   |            made available within a community for individual use as tools
20   2,    2,  23, 1   |    self-expression of the language community of the territory where it
21   2,    2,  23, 2   |    language spoken by the language community of the territory where it
22   2,    2,  27, 1   |          habitual languages of the community. ~
23   2,    5,  41, 2   |            to the full without any community's space being subjected