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 1 Intro,11|          constitutes a system of norms and patterns of behaviour,
 2 Intro,14|         and decree the following norms for the Roman Curia. ~
 3  I      |                        I~GENERAL NORMS~
 4  I,3    |      Curia, and according to the norms of each dicastery, yet with
 5  I,10   |         Ordo servandus or common norms setting forth the ways and
 6  I,10   |         without prejudice to the norms of this Constitution.~Art. 
 7  I,10   |        Ordo servandus or special norms setting forth the ways and
 8 III,1   | sanctions in accordance with the norms of common or proper law.~
 9 III,1   |  according to their own approved norms and are presided over by
10 III,3   |        to ensure that liturgical norms are accurately observed,
11 III,3   |         in full harmony with the norms of the Church, may be fostered
12 III,4   |           72 — § 1. With special norms and timely advice, it assists
13 III,7   |    likewise proposes principles, norms, and procedures, fitting
14 III,8   |     conditions; it issues timely norms so that catechetical instruction
15 III,11  |        The Congregation sets the norms by which Catholic schools
16 AppII,5 |       forth by means of suitable norms and structures."~The outcome
17 AppII,5 |     organs as well as its proper norms to facilitate a fair, rapid,
18 AppII,7 |          view the principles and norms indicated by the Pope in
19 AS,4    |       forth by means of suitable norms and structures.~