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 1  Int,   1    |       Episcopal Conferences, by international agencies, universities and
 2    1,   5    |      and communal, national and international. She formulates a genuine
 3    1,   8    |         is the case despite the International Declarations and Conventions
 4    1,   9    |      the subject of many solemn International Declarations and Conventions,30
 5    1,  10    |       of each nation and in the international order I have discussed in
 6    2,  14    |         time brought to bear on international relations. As a result of
 7    2,  15(44)|       629-632; Discourse to the International Labor Organization (I.L.
 8    2,  17    |     many injustices both on the international level and within individual
 9    2,  21    |      recognition in a number of International Documents52 and, one might
10    2,  21    |        from the national to the international level.53~While noting this
11    2,  21    |     means for the resolution of international conflicts. This seems to
12    2,  21    |        urgent problem which the international community has yet to resolve.~ ~
13    3,  23    |   internal disputes, and war in international ones.~
14    3,  27    |        to create or consolidate international structures capable of intervening
15    4,  33    |      economic activities at the international level. It seems therefore
16    4,  33    |      gaining fair access to the international market, based not on the
17    4,  34    |       individual nations and of international relations, the free market
18    4,  35    |       on the part of the entire international community. Stronger nations
19    4,  35    |       for taking their place in international life, and the latter must
20    5,  51    |      search for ways to resolve international conflicts other than by
21    5,  52    |      now urgently needed in the international community. Furthermore,
22    5,  52    |   adequate interventions on the international level. For this to happen,
23    5,  52    |       are on the margins of the international community, so as to obtain
24    6,  54    |        ordering of national and international society, economic life,
25    6,  58    |        accompanied by effective international agencies which will oversee
26    6,  58    | powerful countries, and that in international agencies the interests of
27    6,  58    |       have little weight in the international market, but which are burdened
28    6,  60    |    solving serious national and international problems is not just a matter
29    6,  60    |        at both the national and international levels.~