Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  I,3   | Agrarian reforms intended to ensure a more just division of
 2  I,11  |     necessary information to ensure that the quality of production
 3 II,5   |   Church affirms the need to ensure that all persons always
 4 II,8   | juridical terms, in order to ensure the adoption of laws to
 5 II (37)|   must by means of wise laws ensure private property": Leo XIII,
 6 II,8   |    tax policies, in order to ensure continuity of ownership
 7 II,9   |   land credit market, and to ensure sustainability of the rural
 8 II,11  |    of the Church in order to ensure a correct exercise of the
 9 II,11  |    the duty(44) of acting to ensure that these rights are respected
10 II,11  | promotion of conditions that ensure the right to work;(45)~b)
11 II (46)|  social benefits intended to ensure the life and health of workers
12 III,1  |  will and determination must ensure that no time is lost in
13 III,2  |  involved. It must therefore ensure that access to land fully
14 III,2  |  encompass actions that will ensure access both to the inputs
15 III,3  |    of adopting mechanisms to ensure a correct distribution of
16 III,5  |    must therefore be made to ensure that public services and
17 III,6  |   successful, it is vital to ensure women of an effective right
18 III,8  |    supporting policies which ensure that the rights of indigenous
19 III,8  |  possession.~The reform must ensure their access to production
20 III,8  |   for social justice; and to ensure an environment that allows