Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro |  especially those in national and international positions of responsibility.
 2  I (5)|           large landholdings from international competition;~e) the provision
 3  I,3  | integration with the domestic and international markets, and partly at that
 4  I,4  |           10. The aim of reducing international debt through exports can
 5  I,6  |    indifference of many States to international juridical instruments concerning
 6 II,6  |   oppression on both national and international levels.~33. The social teaching
 7 II,6  |        landholders or national or international companies, at times with
 8 II,7  |           the local, national and international levels — along the broad
 9 III,2 |    national policies and those of international bodies.~
10 III,10|             The Responsibility of International Organizations~58. As an
11 III,10|        and responsibility of many international organizations. When these
12 III,10|         that concern for reducing international debt — often translated
13 III,10|         responsible for promoting international trade to pay special attention
14 III,10|     services for small producers. International organizations obviously