Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Pref        |       remedying the unjust social situations inherited from the past
 2 I, 0,1      |          understanding of all the situations of hunger and malnutrition
 3 I, 0,2      |         to deal with hunger, such situations are a veritable dishonour
 4 I, 0,5(17)  |           economic causes of such situations and means of remedying them
 5 I, A,7      |      committed, creating unstable situations. Pointing them out is one
 6 I, A,9      | Furthermore, here as in emergency situations, there is always a risk
 7 I, A,9      |         is always present in such situations.~The developed countries
 8 I, C,13     |        and genocide. However many situations still remain, or have re-emerged,
 9 I, C,13     |   damaging to the people. Today's situations are mainly a matter of resurgent
10 I, C,13     |        resume supplies. These are situations that have to be dealt with
11 I, C,14     |    seriously jeopardised. In such situations, the State often has a major
12 II, 0,20    |      humanity. In the most varied situations, people are faced daily
13 II, 0,22(37)|          use expressions such as "situations of sin" or "social sins"
14 II, 0,22    |            Our experience in such situations, gives some idea of what
15 II, 0,33    | particularly unsuitable for local situations if adopted without adjustment.~
16 III, 0,40   |           countries. In this way, situations of power which could be
17 III, 0,48   |           responding to emergency situations (famine and drought in this
18 III, 0,48   |    drawing attention to desperate situations, marshalling private and
19 IV, 0,56    |          observation, in specific situations, in order to build up a
20 IV, 0,56    |         descriptions of real-life situations, of "structures of sin"
21 V, 0,66     | experience has shown that even in situations of apparent stalemate, people
22 V, 0,67     |         able to achieve. In these situations they encourage the organisation