Title, Canon

 1    4,64  |         required for someone to be considered~suitable for the patriarchal
 2    6,169 |       needs,~can establish what is considered to be opportune to provide
 3    7,180 |           order for a person to be considered suitable for the episcopate,
 4    7,300 |         early date which parish is considered closer to which parish.
 5    8,315 |    temporarily or permanently, are considered attached to the exarchy
 6   10,331 |           of~those who are already considered suitable by certain signs
 7   15,632 |          Canon 632~A school is not considered Catholic in law unless it
 8   16,720 |        Divine Eucharist; it is not~considered a sufficient necessity if
 9   16,769 |      testimonial letters, if it is considered expedient, of other eparchial
10   16,791 |           in the external forum is considered to be a public one; otherwise
11   16,796 |          The local hierarch is not considered to be accessible if he can~
12   16,828 |              2. That rite which is considered a sacred rite is the intervention
13   16,854 |          The non-baptized party is considered to depart, if he or she
14   16,856 |            the~person's silence is considered to be a negative response.
15   16,876 |        others who in some way were considered to~be close to the Church,
16   19,916 |      Church, of the place is~to be considered the proper hierarch of these
17   19,916 |       hierarchs, that one is to be considered their proper~hierarch who
18   19,921 |            purpose and, all things considered, have~resources which are
19   19,932 |         any way able to resist, is considered null. 2. A juridic act placed
20   20,954 |          to the election are to be considered as~not having been appended.~
21   20,956 |            who~is senior by age is considered elected, unless it is a
22   20,975 |    judgment of the same authority, considered just with due regard for
23   21,983 |   determined in the mandate is not considered to have exceeded the limits
24   22,1002|           is done, the recourse~is considered rejected as if it was rejected
25   23,1038|       consent and confirmation are~considered as not to have been given,
26   24,1101|     procedure so that the~acts are considered null if they have not been
27   25,1189|        insistence, the petition is considered as~having been accepted.~
28   25,1190|           introductory~libellus is considered as having been accepted
29   25,1192|            prevents its arrival is considered as having been legitimately
30   25,1221|      documents are those which are considered to be~such in civil law.
31   25,1231|    expedient. 2. The following are considered incapable~of giving testimony: (
32   25,1233|    otherwise the petition is to be considered as abandoned.~
33   25,1269|          to decree that it will be considered when the principal case
34   25,1286|         grant made to one party is considered~made also to the other party.
35   25,1316|      without result, the appeal is considered~abandoned.~
36   25,1318|          of them, the challenge is considered made by all~of them and
37   26,1378|            the civil forum, having considered the particular circumstances.
38   26,1383|            the other spouse is~not considered free from the bond of marriage
39   29,1495| disqualified from acting are to be considered to be~invalidating or disqualifying.~
40   29,1499|        proper meaning of~the words considered in their text and context.
41   29,1517|            administrative acts are considered to~affect its validity only
42   29,1521|           done; the decree is then considered to have~been communicated.
43   29,1521|      mentioned in 2, the decree is considered to have been communicated.~