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Christianity in the modern Europe
Havliš, Viktor ; Tuček, Milan (advisor) ; Remr, Jiří (referee)
The diploma paper "Christianity in the modern Europe" thesis about form of christianity in the european countries. These countries are Poland, Ireland, The Czech Republic, Netherlands, Germany and Italy. The emphasis of this article is situated in the derived analysis of international survey European Value Study from 1999. The basic theoretical resources are taken from classic theory of deconsecration, which availability is breaken from present point of view. In the first part of diploma paper is describe me-4 todology, which is based on interview with christian vicars. Then ensues analysis of theoretical connections (definiton of religion, God, belief and christian worths). For global comprehension of present form of christianity in analyzed countries, is as the next chapter, chapter about history, concretely about the important moments of history of each country. In the derived analysis is described differences between Christians from analyzed countries. These differences are in contorversial topics (homosexuality, suicide, abortion, divorce and euthanasia), in political view, in practising of faith and in the concrete articles, which are subjects of Christians belief. The diploma paper describes demographic profile of christians too. Globally diploma paper straves to refer to invalidity of classic theory...

Practising of verbal forms in the education of Czech for foreigners
Kratochvílová, Marie ; Chejnová, Pavla (referee) ; Janovec, Ladislav (advisor)
The essay deals with the morphological exercises of Czech for foreignes, especially with the conjugatin of verbs. It outlines which exercises could be used for morphology education of Czech as a Foreign Language and it shows which exercises are most beneficial for the initial training of this aspekt od the language and which ones could be used for further training and revision. To learn conjugation in Czech we do not only use exercises such as gap fill, substitution or sentence completion exercises, but we can make use of a lot of language games and activities, which by nature come closer to natural communication. By using concrete exercises, we show how to train the language the best. The theoretical part points out the factors influencing the choice of exercises and shows the most frequent types of exercises to be used for learning a foreign language. The practical part briefly deals with the nouns - categories of numbers, gender, category o f animata / inanimata, because these factors have a major impact on forming the verbs. In the practical part, which is devided into chapters according to the single steps o f learning the verbal forms (Present tense. Past tense. Future tense Conditional, Imperative), we can find a lot of concrete exercises with comments evaluating their use in the education of Czech...

Membership in churches and religious societies in the Czech Republic
Vojkůvková, Jana ; Kindl, Vladimír (referee) ; Tretera, Jiří Rajmund (advisor)
Resumé The purpose of my graduation thesis - The Membership of Church and Parishes in Czech Republic, was to define and describe the status of the members of church and parishes in our country. The sources of legal regulations, from which I resulted, are primarily The Declaration of Basic Rights - as a part of the rules of the Czech Constitution, also the act number 3/2002 of Freedom of Religion and the State of Church and Parishes in Czech Republic and last but not least the inner rules and regulations of churches and parishes. I also make a mention of religious demography in our country and the status of members of churches in the society. The major part of my thesis targets concrete conditions under which the membership of 10 chosen churches and parishes in Czech Republlic can become, become extinct, and lasts. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)

Use of Business Intelligence with web analysis of an electronic store
Erlebach, Jakub ; Novotný, Ota (advisor) ; Maryška, Miloš (referee)
In the time of recent economic crisis is more than ever difficult to keep old and find new customers. Along with the growth of sales on the Internet there are also a growing number of competitors, which want their share of the market pie. The aim of this thesis is to use technologies and processes of Business Intelligence with web analysis of an electronic store in order to get new information and knowledge that should later on help with overcoming the two mentioned problems most companies running an internet business are today dealing with. In the first, theoretical part of this thesis there are described basic principles and processes of search engine optimization in term of both users and search engines. Next chapter follows the theory of web analysis. There are also described general as well as own selection criteria of the web analysis tool. Upon these criteria there are these tools described and evaluated. Last theoretical chapter deals with Business Intelligence, in particular with a data warehouse theory and with a process of a BI project. Introduction to the practical part is formed by a description of a current e-shop situation. In this part there is also mentioned current architecture solution, standing of the firm and its future vision. On the basis of selected web analysis tool and theoretical knowledge described in previous chapters there is than designed concrete solution and described process of its implementation, some of its outputs and also its costs. The main contribution of this thesis I see in gaining new and otherwise hardly accessible reports about the visit rate, which should ease and improve the process of website optimization and therefore help the company to strengthen its market position. Another contribution would be in demonstration of the BI implementation on a small business scale also with its cost accounting.

Flat tax
Spišský, Jakub ; Marková, Hana (advisor) ; Boháč, Radim (referee)
RESUMÉ Application of flat tax in the Slovak Republic causes better allocation of income to state budget and reduces rate of repartitionings of income in the society. Moreover, from a long-time aspect, it stimulates economic growth and creation of investments. From an individual's and companies' point of view, the flat tax eliminates progressive taxation, which up to now affected mainly those who enjoyed success - those with higher income in the society. On the other hand, the flat tax implementation requires that the more successful companies or individuals pay less and the less successful ones pay more than they would under the progressive tax system, for the state to raise the same amount of money. Implementation of the flat tax instead of the progressive taxationis an important step in the right direction, but deffinitely not the final station. There is still a lot of discussion going on about the fairness of this form of taxation. It is not entirely true that everyone who works and earns income deduct from their income 19%. The reason for this is the system of exemptions - nondeductable minimum and the tax bonus for a child, which makes it possible to reach a negative tax. The higher the nondeductable minimum, the higher the taxation differences. Flat rate significantly decreased progressivity in the...

Business Management and Taxes
Bezděková, Pavla ; Dvořák, Jiří (advisor) ; Mládková, Zdeňka (referee)
I analyzed every single tax on concrete company for the year 2008, reviewed tax burden and consequently made suggestion to lower tax burden for chosen firm. I compared taxes in every single year, stated changes in taxation for each period, analyzed development of tax burdening for agricultural cooperatives in Czech Republic.

Formation of Czechoslovakia: Czech Politics and the Issue of State Territory
Bayer, Lukáš ; Moravcová, Dagmar (advisor) ; Romancov, Michael (referee)
The thesis is looking into the establishment of Czechoslovakia from the perspective of territorial claims of Czech (or more precisely Czechoslovak) policy. It deals with the period of time during World War I when the Czech politicians officially - first through Masaryk's resistance movement abroad and later (in the Spring 1917) on a domestic political scene (Austrian-Hungarian) declared their goal - to achieve independence. The end of the thesis then deals with the negotiations held at the post-war conference in Paris where it was definitely decided about fulfilment (or the opposite) of Czech territorial claims. Czech politicians aspired to establish an independent state which would be territorially larger than the actual territory inhabited by ethnic Czechs. During World War I a certain consensus was achieved as far as the basic territorial claims were concerned - Slovakia, Sub-Carpathian Ruthenia, Serbian Luzice, Czech Land within its historical borders (i.e. even the territories that were populated by Germans and mostly Polish Tesin). As for Slovakia, Sub-Carpathian Ruthenia and Serbian Luzice, these territories were populated by Slavs (therefore inhabitants ethnically close to Czechs). However, this territory was formed by non-Slavic states (Hungary and Germany) and a strong nation- liberation movement...

Optimization of the company tax liability
Blažková, Monika ; Kislingerová, Eva (advisor) ; Zámečník, Petr (referee)
This thesis introduces the tax system of the Czech Republic. The corporate income tax in particular is specified in bigger detail. Its basic structural elements are described with the focus on the transformation of the accountable profit to the tax base. The practical part is divided into chapters, each of which deals with the optimization of the amount of the real tax liability. The content, instruments mentioned and methods for decreasing company tax liability applied suggest this work more likely addresses smaller and medium-sized companies. These companies need what is referred to as tax planning. This thesis analyzes the possibilities of the use of tax-deductible items provided by law, tax abatements; further it specifies cost and revenue conception of tax optimalization or more precisely the amount of the accountable profit or tax base. The aim of the practical part is to identify tax optimization possibilities and to compare on concrete cases what tax saving or other advantages to the taxpayer each method brings.

Intranet in the company and its function
Filipčík, Zdeněk ; Žid, Norbert (advisor) ; Kunstová, Renáta (referee)
Bachelor thesis, entitled "Intranet in the company and its function", deals with today's actual theme, which is related to the intranet and intranet portals. Nowadays, when a lot of information is available, searching for them becomes more complicated and time-consuming for employees. This is ineffective and in competitive environment it is disadvantage, which could mean a failure for the company. Main objective of this thesis is comprehensive introduction of intranet to the reader and to show him the latest trends by the description of its development. Next step is description of advantages and functions of intranet for the company. It also describes to treat about actual themes related to the projection and safety of intranet. This is strengthened in the practical part, where the analysis of intranet in a concrete company is made. In this analysis, facts written in the theoretical part are used.