Title, Canon

 1    7,193 |           foster relations with~the higher authority of that Church.
 2    7,308 |             rector of the~church or higher authority, no one is allowed
 3   10,334 |          those same eparchies or by higher authority, however~with
 4   10,334 |        council of hierarchs if that higher~authority is of a metropolitan
 5   10,334 |        without the consent of their higher~authority.~
 6   10,344 |           each nation for beginning higher studies, and, insofar as
 7   12,414 |        which had been approved by a higher authority; (2) ~to grant
 8   12,471 |            seminary or institute of higher~studies approved by ecclesiastical
 9   12,512 |        general synaxis, which holds higher authority according to~the
10   12,536 |       another seminary or school of higher~studies approved by ecclesiastical
11   12,568 |          bishop or by~the competent higher ecclesiastical authority;
12   15,640 |          consists of~education of a higher order, research, reflection
13   15,640 |              2. Other institutes of higher education or autonomous
14   15,642 |       university is an institute of higher studies~which is erected
15   15,642 |           is approved either by the higher administrative authority
16   15,642 |             patriarchal Church this higher~authority is the patriarch
17   15,647 |          their culture; (2) to give~higher education to students of
18   16,757 |            who refuses to receive a higher sacred order, cannot validly~
19   18,906 |         especially in institutes of~higher studies.~
20   19,926 |       devolves upon the immediately higher authority if it cannot be~
21   19,928 |             have been approved by a higher authority;~(3) in other
22   19,928 |            without the consent of a higher~authority.~
23   19,930 |            its goods go to the next~higher juridic person, with due
24   21,985 |          law which is contrary to a~higher law cannot be validly enacted
25   23,1020|       documents. 4. The immediately higher authority is bound to urge
26   23,1048|         eparchial bishop or another higher authority. 2. In order for~
27   25,1292|   conclusions be transmitted to the~higher tribunal if there is an
28   25,1309|         appeal from a~sentence to a higher judge, with due regard for
29   25,1315|            upon the services of the higher judge for the~emendation
30   25,1315| authenticated by the notary, to the higher tribunal;~if the acts are
31   25,1325|           or not. 2. An appeal to a higher~tribunal to obtain a new
32   27,1403|          remission is reserved to a higher authority, until he has
33   27,1405|       ecclesiastical law enacted~by higher authority, observing the
34   27,1433|            he cannot be promoted to higher holy orders, and is equivalent
35   28,1472|          constituted as such by the higher tribunal acts as the petitioner
36   28,1487|            be made to the competent higher authority within ten available
37   28,1487|         against the decision of the higher authority.~