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Legal aspects of protection against radon
Fojtíková, Olga ; Damohorský, Milan (advisor) ; Sobotka, Michal (referee)
The aim of this diploma thesis is to present legal instruments used by the state to protect citizens from indoor radon and its decay products, to assess their effectiveness and to indicate possible pitfalls in their application. The paper first describes the radon issue from the perspective of natural sciences, introduces the unique Czech approach - the Radon Program, and describes handling of the issue by the state administration. The main emphasis is put on the development of related legislation, especially in the field of atomic and building law, where the state's approach to guidance levels is critically evaluated and where some recommendations for building management are mentioned. The legislation is also closely associated with the provision of state subsidies for anti-radon measures. Current developments are evaluated and options potentially leading to an improved effectiveness of this instrument are outlined. From a practical point of view, the paper is complemented by a case report based on private law and the related protection by civil law instrument.
The Daniel Klein's Lithuanian Grammar and its Relation to and Comparison with the Czech Grammar by Vavřinec Benedikt from Nudožery
Fojtíková, Olga ; Lemeškin, Ilja (advisor) ; Marvan, Jiří (referee)
The thesis offers a thorough comparison of two significant 17th century linguistic works: the book on Czech grammar by Vavřinec Benedikt from Nudožery, Grammaticae Bohemicae Ad Leges Naturalis Methodi Conformatae, & Notis numerisq illustratae ac distinctae, Libri duo, and the first printed Lithuanian grammar book by Daniel Klein, Grammatica Litvanica. The thesis places the tradition of Bohemian and Lithuania Minor grammar studies into the presented historical framework, it introduces Klein's and Benedikt's predecessors, and offers a detailed biography of both compared authors. It focuses on the preface of both works and the main linguistic section of each. The appendix contains Czech translations of the introductions of both grammatical works.

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