Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  I,8   |         which land is used as a guarantee. This uncertainty also encourages
 2  I,9   |         role given to land as a guarantee, as well as the higher costs
 3  I,13  |       parents see children as a guarantee for their own future. Increases
 4 II,5   |      and the presupposition and guarantee of human dignity. "Private
 5 II (42)|    customs and traditions which guarantee a minimum of necessities
 6 II,11  |       the right to work;(45)~b) guarantee of the right to just remuneration
 7 III,1  | agricultural productivity would guarantee food security for the population
 8 III,4  |       of complementary forms of guarantee and reduce the handling
 9 III,8  |      indigenous populations and guarantee respect for their specific
10 III,8  |   reform must, on the one hand, guarantee indigenous communities access
11 III,9  |      human rights, and hence to guarantee the right of workers freely