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 1 Int      |           preservation, juridical protection and integration into pastoral
 2 1,   3   |         places, and through their protection and conservation. (An extensive
 3 1,   4   | references are made regarding the protection and preservation of the
 4 1,   4   |           1990] {CCEO}, can. 278 [protection]; can. 873 [reduction to
 5 1,   4   |            the collection and the protection of the entire artistic and
 6 2,   1,2 |      religious make-up. Thus, the protection and promotion of the entire
 7 2,   4   |   necessary for the conservation, protection, promotion of the artistic
 8 3,   1,9 |     useful tool for the juridical protection and contextual knowledge
 9 3,   1,13|      there to assure more careful protection and conservation. ~If such
10 3,   2,1 |         as such, as well as their protection from illicit acts such as
11 3,   2,1 |         Revised Convention on the Protection of Archeological Heritage,
12 3,   2,1 |       climate of the environment; protection from dust, solar exposure,
13 3,   2,1 |    investigation. ~As regards the protection of works, one should apply
14 3,   2,1 |         robust outer wall and the protection of all openings (bolted
15 3,   2,2 |                3.2.2. Storage and protection ~Good storage is fundamental.
16 3,   2,2 |           not only to the general protection of the museum premises,
17 3,   2,2 |       require individual care and protection, this calls for specialized
18 3,   2,2 |  according to its state. ~Regular protection must be assured both during
19 3,   2,2 |        need be taken to guarantee protection at each stage, assuring
20 4,   3   |         that favours solutions of protection and scientific research;
21 4,   3   |         systems of regulation and protection of employees and volunteers.
22 4,   3   |          system that leads to the protection of the works in both the
23 4,   3   |        region and will favour the protection of cultural assets in their
24 5,   1,2 |        has rendered uncertain the protection of this patrimony. ~In particular,
25 5,   1,4 | management, didactic orientation, protection of goods, preservation of
26 5,   1,4 |          force (on the subject of protection, fiscal measures, institutional
27 5,   1,5 |         for the problem issues of protection, conservation, promotion
28 5,   2,1 |         of the clergy assures the protection of our cultural heritage
29 5,   2,2 |         institutions aimed at the protection of cultural assets, schools
30 5,   3   |  proposals regarding the tasks of protection, organization, management,