Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro       |     leave no room for doubt. The public conscience has spoken out
 2 I, A,7      |        countries(19) — the large public or private organisations
 3 I, A,7      |   craving for money, power and a public image, as ends in themselves,
 4 I, A,7      |         by a diminished sense of public service for the sole benefit
 5 I, A,8      |        wereable to develop their public sector to an exceptional
 6 I, A,9      |          these countries all the public services have suffered,
 7 I, C,15     |     policy is supported by local public opinion at large, it may
 8 II, 0,34    | widespread and well-known to the public. Such errant behaviour is
 9 III, 0,35   |         true particularly in the public sector when reforming the
10 III, 0,35   |       for financial support from public and private lenders. International
11 III, 0,37   |         countries must influence public opinion to become sensitive
12 III, 0,39   |    excessive and poorly-targeted public expenditure, local private
13 III, 0,40   |   democratic countries depend on public opinion at home, they must
14 III, 0,40   |      must seek to broadly enlist public support to make it more
15 III, 0,47   |          for work of personal or public benefit. It must also lay
16 III, 0,48   |          marshalling private and public resources and organising
17 IV, 0,51    |   thereby regularly expressed in public law in order to make up
18 IV, 0,55    |          the consumer and of the public policy-makers.~All this
19 IV, 0,55(86)|        necessary intervention by public authorities... I am referring