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 1 18 |     adapted it fittingly to the needs of time and of circumstance.
 2 19 |     should meet new demands and needs more effectively, have zealously
 3 26 |      certain of the more urgent needs of the workers and curbed
 4 40 |         since, furthermore, new needs and changed conditions of
 5 49 | ownership into harmony with the needs of the common good, it does
 6 51 |      particularly suited to the needs of the times. ~
 7 56 |    created things may serve the needs of mankind in fixed and
 8 71 |         to meet ordinary family needs adequately. But if this
 9 71 |    enough to meet extraordinary needs. ~
10 88 |        that, to benefit people, needs to be strongly curbed and
11 97 |  considering the conditions and needs of the time. If that order
12 97 |       to changed conditions and needs by development and by a
13 110|    human society conform to the needs of the common good; that
14 136|       multitude of ways for his needs. Those who are engaged in