Centesimus annus
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 1   2,  14|        replaced by attempts to impose the absolute domination
 2   4,  41|      mass communication, which impose fashions and trends of opinion
 3   5,  44|       his disposal in order to impose his own interests or his
 4   5,  46|  religious, claim the right to impose on others their own concept
 5   6,  53|        former privileges or to impose her own vision. Her sole


Dominum et vivificantem
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 6   2,  43|        a law which he does not impose upon himself, but which


Evangelium vitae
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 7   1,  16|     they prefer to promote and impose by whatever means a massive
 8   3,  65|        results or because they impose an excessive burden on the
 9   3,  68|      less can the law claim to impose one particular opinion to
10   3,  69|      State should not adopt or impose any ethical position but
11   4,  91|        to encourage, let alone impose, the use of methods such


Slavorum apostoli
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12   4,  13|    situations, did not seek to impose on the peoples assigned


Sollicitudo rei socialis
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13   3,  22|       make-up. They frequently impose a distorted vision of life


Ut unum sint
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14 Int,  3 |        that the truth does not impose itself except "by virtue
15   1,  19|      they could not therefore "impose on the peoples assigned
16   3,  78|     this process, one must not impose any burden beyond that which


Veritatis splendor
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17   2,  29| Magisterium does not intend to impose upon the faithful any particular
18   2,  44|   consists in its authority to impose duties, to confer rights
19   2,  54|        a law which he does not impose on himself, but which holds
20   3,  99|       his disposal in order to impose his own interests or his