Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, A,8   |    structural and moral. Purely technical and organisational solutions
 2 I, A,8   |    manage money, and not merely technical and economic know-how. The
 3 I, A,9   | countries, based on the social, technical and political performance
 4 I, D,18  |          capital", with limited technical resources and difficulties
 5 II, 0,19 |         example at every level: technical, organisational, moral and
 6 III, 0,35|       accustomed to doing, with technical rigour. But they must also
 7 III, 0,35|   easily neglect it because the technical work already gives rise
 8 III, 0,35|  serving the population and the technical personnel defining the reform
 9 III, 0,40|        and not on any automatic technical mechanisms. A greater share
10 IV, 0,56 |       responsible for proposing technical solutions in this regard,
11 V, 0,59  |  conviction that the pursuit of technical and economic progress is