Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro  |     necessary increasingly urgent action. However, it is not a document
 2  I (14)|         World Food Summit Plan of Action, Rome 1996; Pontifical Council
 3 II,8   |        but complementary lines of action:~a) in juridical terms,
 4 II,10  |           is bound to change. Any action aimed purely at guaranteeing
 5 II,11  |       another fundamental line of action offered by the social teaching
 6 II,11  |    following three basic lines of action:~a) promotion of conditions
 7 III,3  | infrastructures, a third focus of action, and one decisive for the
 8 III,6  |           as agents of productive action. Laws favour men in conferring
 9 III,7  |   Practical Support for Concerted Action~53. Agrarian reform programmes
10 III,7  |        decisive role of concerted action in the launching and development
11 III,8  |          and co-ordinated plan of action that governments must draw
12 III,9  | development of four main lines of action on the institutional level:~