Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 II,1  |            to transform it into an instrument of power or motive for division.~
 2 II,5  |     approaches, it is basically an instrument to implement the principle
 3 II,8  |         sees agrarian reform as an instrument capable of extending private
 4 II,11 |        former represents a crucial instrument for ensuring that material
 5 III   |            III~AGRARIAN REFORM: AN INSTRUMENT ~FOR ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL
 6 III,1 |       Agrarian Reform: A Necessary Instrument ...~42. An agricultural
 7 III,1 |     agrarian reform is not only an instrument of distributive justice
 8 III,2 |  Particularly Complex and Delicate Instrument~45. The benefits of such
 9 III,7 |      situation, co-operation is an instrument of solidarity capable of
10 III,7 | Co-operation represents a precious instrument to allow both private and
11 III,7 |          banks can be an effective instrument in strengthening the new
12 III,10|            Organizations~58. As an instrument of a developing agriculture,