Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 0,4       |       But it is in the 42 Least Developed Countries (LDCs)—of which
 2 I, 0,4(15)   |  Nations Conference on the Less Developed Countries, Paris, 1990.~
 3 I, A,7       |  insufficiently and incorrectly developed. However, the history of
 4 I, A,7       |     policies implemented in the developed countries indirectly, but
 5 I, A,7       |        at the domestic level in developed countries — shortcomings
 6 I, A,9       |         in such situations.~The developed countries must seriously
 7 I, B,10      |       in mind that not even the developed countries themselves are
 8 I, B,11      |       the demographic situation developed differently as between the "
 9 I, C,13      |       for influence between the developed countries, and power struggles
10 I, C,13      |       of occasions we have seen developed countries, with agricultural
11 I, C,14      |        than those that exist in developed countries, or even between
12 I, D,18      |      environment. But as in the developed countries, other production
13 II, 0,27     | industrial stage, before having developed the capacity to work without
14 III, 0,35    |        take decisions which the developed countries adopted at the
15 III, 0,40(65)|       14 June 1992, No. 33.13: "Developed countries reaffirm their
16 IV, 0,51     |        Church, which has mainly developed since the 19th century,
17 IV, 0,56     |  identified and fostered by the developed countries. These components
18 V, 0,66      |   talents must be exercised and developed. A mission where they are