Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro  |      countries, constitutes the fundamental production factor, together
 2 II,1   |      God gives them — clearly a fundamental one — concerns the attitude
 3 II,4   |       issuing authoritative and fundamental documents illustrating its
 4 II,4   |      documents illustrating its fundamental criteria for judgment and
 5 II (19)|       reason, has by nature the fundamental right to use the material
 6 II,5   | suppression or stifling of "the fundamental manifestations of freedom."(23)~
 7 II,5   |        within the limits of the fundamental social function of property.
 8 II,10  |   peoples that it constitutes a fundamental element for their survival
 9 II,11  |   derive from labour is another fundamental line of action offered by
10 III,5  |  landowners.~These services are fundamental for a modern way of life,
11 III,9  |    policies and laws to protect fundamental human rights, and hence
12 Conclu |        them in the violation of fundamental human rights.(54)~61. In