Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1 Intro     |            In all of this, different situations throughout the Institute
 2 Intro     |              wider per-spective. New situations are arising, having a bearing
 3 Intro,1,a |          very aware of the different situations that exist throughout the
 4 Intro,1,a |              valid set of solutions. Situations vary, and it must be acknowledged
 5 Intro,1,a |               cultural, and economic situations. This rules out my being
 6 I,0,1     |       standing idly by and endorsing situations that make little sense.
 7 I,0,4     | installations and services, although situations vary greatly from one country
 8 I,0,6     |       increased understanding of the situations in which they find themselves
 9 II,1      |              do something about such situations. What means does the Provincial
10 III,1     |             and work. Wouldn't those situations of extreme poverty be precisely
11 III,2,1   |          Province levels in dramatic situations, which the Province could
12 Conclu,2,1|               What are realities and situations in the Institute that are