Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,0(5)|            WHO), Final Report of the International Conference on Nutrition,
 2 Intro        |           world, and to national and international leaders who have the power
 3 I, 0,3(14)   |    under-nutrition (Cf. FAO and WHO, International Conference on Nutrition.
 4 I, 0,4(16)   |             WHO, Final Report of the International Nutrition Conference, World
 5 I, A,7       |          falling prey to national or international policies based on false
 6 I, A,7       |           are less noticeable at the international level, but are no less damaging,
 7 I, A,7       |           world's deprived;~— at the international level — constraints on trade
 8 I, A,8       |             evidenced on the part of international organisations, except the
 9 I, A,8       |            organisations, except the International Monetary Fund, to re-inject
10 I, A,9       |              partners or even by the international community. These weaknesses
11 I, A,9       |             of those with incomes of international standards and civil servants,
12 I, A,9       |             on board by national and international agencies. It took several
13 I, A,9       |            often little known on the international scene, have acted admirably.
14 I, A,9(21)   |              recurrent problems that international institutions must address
15 I, C,13      |             deemed to be a threat to international security, which keep their
16 I, C,13      |       actions, in order to force the international community to resume supplies.
17 I, C,13(28)  |             WHO, Final Report of the International Conference on Nutrition,
18 I, C,14      |          that is in contact with the international arena and is able to control
19 I, C,15      |            policies and national and international political pressure (Cf. §
20 I, C,15      |        export and are dependent upon international agricultural markets) and
21 I, D,16(31)  |             WHO, Final Report of the International Conference on Nutrition,
22 I, D,17      |         operate. The small number of international trading corporations prevents
23 II, 0,25     |        establish true peace and real international security, it is not sufficient
24 II, 0,26     |        countries, or even the use by international traffickers, whose catalogues,
25 II, 0,26(46) |              Justice and Peace", The International Arms Trade: An Ethical Reflection,
26 II, 0,29     |           government authorities and international organisations to combat
27 II, 0,31     |             last few years, Catholic International Associations and New Ecclesial
28 II, 0,31(51) |            Path (Rome), and "Kolping International" (Cologne).~
29 II, 0,32(53) |                                  Cf. International Fund for Agricultural Development (
30 III, 0,35    |          accompanied by aid from the international community. But the international
31 III, 0,35    |     international community. But the international community also brings pressure
32 III, 0,35    |  reconstruction.~Part of the duty of international institutions is, after consultations
33 III, 0,35    |      measures. It is the duty of the International Institutions to foster trust
34 III, 0,35    |          public and private lenders. International institutions must also bring
35 III, 0,35    |       achieve this, the personnel of international institutions need to work,
36 III, 0,35    |          essential. Yet national and international leaders easily neglect it
37 III, 0,35    |              Generally speaking, all international and national organisations
38 III, 0,36    |             every country and at the international level, who are de facto
39 III, 0,36    |           bottlenecks.~The reform of international trade continues apace and
40 III, 0,36    |          back their central place in international concerns, in common with
41 III, 0,36    |            rely on some hypothetical international reform before embarking
42 III, 0,37    |       support the work being done by international organisations to deal with
43 III, 0,37    |           sensitise and mobilise the international community, particularly
44 III, 0,37    |              efforts deployed by the international community in a number of
45 III, 0,37    |            codes of best practice or international undertakings on pesticides,
46 III, 0,38    |       governments — also a number of international institutions, particularly
47 III, 0,39    |              earlier, since 1985 the international community has been managing
48 III, 0,43    |             as an outstanding act of international solidarity. For "this kind
49 III, 0,44    |              stability and equity of international trade will also have to
50 III, 0,45    |    importance. Whatever the state of international trade or the economic and
51 III, 0,48    |                                      International organisations~Catholic International
52 III, 0,48    | International organisations~Catholic International Associations,~Catholic International
53 III, 0,48    | International Associations,~Catholic International Organisations (CIOs),~Non-Governmental
54 III, 0,48    |     populations in difficulty. These international organisations are often
55 III, 0,48    |              often known as Catholic International Associations, Catholic International
56 III, 0,48    | International Associations, Catholic International Organisations (CIOs), and
57 III, 0,48    |               diocesan, national and international associations, and through
58 III, 0,48    |          here to the work of all the International Organisations, whether they
59 III, 0,48(75)|     organisations of "Cor Unum": the International Association of St Vincent
60 III, 0,48(75)|         Caritas Internationalis, the International Union of Superiors General,
61 III, 0,49    |               The twofold mission of international organisations~52. The international
62 III, 0,49    |  international organisations~52. The international organisations have a twofold
63 III, 0,50    |    Partnership in solidarity~53. The International Organisations must work
64 IV, 0,54(82) |             cancelling outright, the international debt which seriously threatens
65 IV, 0,54     |               In each country, as in international relations, the free market
66 IV, 0,56     |           the essential objective of international economic organisations and
67 IV, 0,56     |        political framework governing international trade and new proposals