South Africa is faced with a huge challenge of disability discrimination and inequality. Disabled people are not enjoying equal treatment as compared to others. Those who are on the working sector are not reasonable accommodated. The study examines challenges faced by people with disabilities. The study further submit that people with disabilities should be reasonably accommodated and be retained in the working sector as they have a positive role to play in the economy. The study also looks at the various legislations and argues that they are ineffective as they fail to address the imbalances of the past. The study further suggest that there is a need for all people to understand disabled people and not to isolate them as such stigma cause people with disabilities to be unfairly discriminated against in society and in employment / College of Law / LL. M. (Commercial Law)

Section 29(1) of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, 1996 states that everyone has the right to basic education. ―Everyone‖ includes disabled learners. The purpose of this study is to determine to what extent the state complies with its constitutional and international obligations to realise disabled learners‘ right to basic education. To reach the purpose firstly it has to be ascertained which legislation apply to disabled learners (whether direct or indirect) and how this legislation define disability (Chapter 2). Secondly the relevant constitutional sections have to be investigated. Sections 9, 28, 29 and 36 of the Constitution will be examined in particular. The purpose of the investigation of the constitutional sections is to determine what basic education entails and if there is a uniform definition thereof. Paired with the right to education, the meaning of inclusive education has to be determined and to what extent the state realises this (Chapter 3). A further purpose with the investigation of the constitutional provisions is to determine whether there is an infringement of disabled learners‘ right to equality and whether the possible infringements of the right to education and equality can be justified by the state (Chapter 4). Thirdly, the state‘s international obligations with regard to disabled learners‘ right to education and equality has to be investigated (Chapter 5) before reaching a conclusion as to what extent the state complies with its constitutional and international obligations to realize disabled children‘s right to basic education (Chapter 6). Disabled children‘s need for basic education has led to the research question. quality, process quality, manufacturing process flow, principles of quality, factor analysis, multiple regression. / Thesis (LLM)--North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus, 2013.

Section 29(1) of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, 1996 states that everyone has the right to basic education. ―Everyone‖ includes disabled learners. The purpose of this study is to determine to what extent the state complies with its constitutional and international obligations to realise disabled learners‘ right to basic education. To reach the purpose firstly it has to be ascertained which legislation apply to disabled learners (whether direct or indirect) and how this legislation define disability (Chapter 2). Secondly the relevant constitutional sections have to be investigated. Sections 9, 28, 29 and 36 of the Constitution will be examined in particular. The purpose of the investigation of the constitutional sections is to determine what basic education entails and if there is a uniform definition thereof. Paired with the right to education, the meaning of inclusive education has to be determined and to what extent the state realises this (Chapter 3). A further purpose with the investigation of the constitutional provisions is to determine whether there is an infringement of disabled learners‘ right to equality and whether the possible infringements of the right to education and equality can be justified by the state (Chapter 4). Thirdly, the state‘s international obligations with regard to disabled learners‘ right to education and equality has to be investigated (Chapter 5) before reaching a conclusion as to what extent the state complies with its constitutional and international obligations to realize disabled children‘s right to basic education (Chapter 6). Disabled children‘s need for basic education has led to the research question. quality, process quality, manufacturing process flow, principles of quality, factor analysis, multiple regression. / Thesis (LLM)--North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus, 2013.

The diploma work is aimed at analysis of travel trade services, provided in accomodation facilities in the country area. In the theoretical part, the term country travel trade in the Czech context is defined and discused. Development, contemporary trends and area differences in the capacity of accomodation and boarding facilities are described and discussed in the analytical part. The importance of these facilities for the regional development, including local action groups is described either. Services, presently offered, are evaluated in terms of quantity and quality; the method of mystery shopping has been used for this evaluation. Evaluated facilities are mutualy compared. Additionally, SWOT analysis and situation analysis have ben used in this work. The analysis of the data showed an ideal conditions for the development of country travel trade in the South Bohemian region of the Czech republic. The study has been situated in two districts - Jindřichův Hradec and České Budějovice. 50 facilities have been visited. In the majority of them, I have found lower standarts of provided services, compared to the demand.

De 1750 à 1850, une activité nouvelle, le tourisme, commence son développement sur le territoire des Highlands d’Écosse. La région devient l’une des destinations les plus prisées des Britanniques. Le mouvement est déclenché par l’ensemble d’évolutions des sensibilités que l’on rattache au préromantisme et au romantisme. Un intérêt nouveau pour les paysages incultes et «sauvages», un goût pour l’histoire et un pour les traditions populaires se font jour. Cet intérêt est soutenu par une production littéraire et iconographique diffusant une image positive des Highlands. Les infrastructures de transport et d’hébergement, encore très déficientes au début de la période, s’adaptent en un temps relativement bref aux exigences de la nouvelle clientèle touristique, démontrant la capacité de la société locale à mobiliser ses ressources et à se saisir des opportunités ouvertes. Sous l’effet de cette activité, le territoire des Highlands se transforme. Certains lieux deviennent des sites touristiques, distingués pour leurs qualités esthétiques et les associations historiques qu’ils suscitent et entraînant des aménagements lieux pour faciliter leur accès, voire les embellir ou les protéger. En apportant compensations matérielles et symboliques à une région connaissant des difficultés économiques et en conduisant aristocratie et middle class à se côtoyer dans les mêmes activités, le tourisme dans les Highlands contribue à apaiser les tensions sociales par ailleurs très vives que peut connaître la Grande-Bretagne au cours de cette période. / From 1750 to 1850, a new kind of industry began its development in the Highlands of Scotland. The region became one of the most favored holiday destinations for the British. The entering into the age of sensibility and romantism accounts for those changes. A new interest in nature and « wild » landscapes and a taste for history and folklore appeared. This movement was supported by literary and pictural productions that spread enhancing representations of the Highlands. Transport and accommodation infrastructures were still very inadequate at the start of the period but improved rapidly to meet the demands of the new travelling community, revealing the capacity of the local society to mobilise their ressourcesto seize those opportunities. The territory of the Highlands was tranformed by this industry. Some places became highly regarded thanks to their aesthetic qualities or their historical associations. New organisations were made to facilitate their access or even to adorn or protect them. Tourism brought material and symbolic compensations to a region afflicted witheconomic difficulties and it brought the aristocracy and the middle class to share the same interests, contributing to appease social tensions during a period in which they could be very keen.

Conselho Nacional de Pesquisa e Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico - CNPq / Bi12GeO20 (BGO) belongs to the family of sillenite crystals BMO, where M = Ge, Si, Ti. These compounds exhibit remarkable photorefractive e ect and therefore are used in the development of information and image storage technologies, holography, ampli cation of luminous signals and dynamic interferometry. One of the strategies used to enhance the properties of interest of these sillenites is doping. The defects can create photorefractive centers in the matrix, introducing energy levels within the gap, in uencing the electronic and optical properties of the selenites. Experimental work reported a curious behavior when using transition metal ions (TMI) as dopants. Most of the TMIs, including Cr ions, are allocated at the high symmetry site Ge4+, with the exception of Cu2+ which enters into the matrix at the low symmetry site of Bi3+. This is a surprising fact due to the di erence between ionic radii and charge states of the dopants and the substitution ion Ge4+. In this work the LAPW method, based on the DFT theory and implemented in the WIEN2k program, was used to study the electronic, structural and energetic properties of pure BGO and doped BGO with chromium ions. In the study of doped cases, Cr ions were inserted at the substitutional sites of Ge4+ and Bi3+ The calculations were performed for neutral and charged systems. The approximations for correlation and exchange e ects were made through GGA-PBE and mBJ potentials. Were performed calculations of lattice parameter optimization, relaxation of atomic positions, state density, Bader charge and formation energies of defects. It was possible to nd the lattice parameter, and the band gap energy os the BGO pure, to analyse the way how the neighbourhood of the substitutional site behaves with the presence of the defect and nd the states that populate the valence and conduction bands of the studies cases. These data were taking into account to measure the ions valence. The results of the modeling showed that Cr prefers to accommodate in the BGO matrix with Cr3+/4+ valences. The preferential accommodation site of Cr3+ is Bi3+, which didn't meet with what has been reported experimentally in the literature. / O Bi12GeO20 (BGO) pertence a fam lia de cristais silenitas do tipo BMO, onde M = Ge, Si, Ti. Tais compostos apresentam um not avel efeito fotorrefrativo e por isso s~ao utilizados no desenvolvimento de tecnologias de armazenamento de informa c~oes e imagens, hologra a, amplia c~ao de sinais luminosos e interferometria din^amica. Uma das estrat egias utilizadas para potencializar as propriedades de interesse dessas silenitas e a dopagem. Os defeitos podem criar centros fotorrefrativos na matriz, introduzindo n veis de energias dentro do gap e in uenciar nas propriedades eletr^onicas e opticas das silenitas. Trabalhos experimentais relataram um comportamento curioso ao se utilizar ons de metais de transi c~ao (TMI) como dopantes. A maior parte dos TMIs, incluindo os ons de Cr, s~ao alocados no s tio de alta simetria Ge4+, com exce c~ao do Cu2+ que se insere na matriz no s tio de baixa simetria do Bi3+. Esse e um fato surpreendente devido a diferen ca entre raios i^onicos e estados de carga dos dopantes e do on substitucional Ge4+. Neste trabalho foi utilizado o m etodo LAPW, baseado na teoria DFT e implementado no programa WIEN2k, para estudar as propriedades eletr^onicas, estruturais e energ eticas do BGO puro e dopado com ons de cromo. No estudo de casos dopados, os ons de Cr foram inseridos nos s tios substitucionais Ge4+ e Bi3+. Os c alculos foram executados para sistemas neutros e carregados. As aproxima c~oes para os efeitos de correla c~ao e troca foram feitas atrav es do funcional GGA-PBE e do potencial mBJ. Foram realizados c alculos de otimiza c~ao de par^ametro de rede, relaxa c~ao de posi c~oes at^omicas, densidade de estados, carga de Bader e energias de forma c~ao de defeito. Foi poss vel encontrar o par^ametro de rede, a energia de gap do BGO puro, analisar a forma como a vizinhan ca do s tio substitucional se comporta com a presen ca do defeito e encontrar os estados que populam as bandas de val^encia e condu c~ao dos casos estudados. Esses dados foram levados em conta para aferir a val^encia dos ons. Os resultados das modelagens mostraram que o Cr prefere se acomodar na matriz do BGO com val^encias Cr3+/4+. O s tio de acomoda c~ao preferencial do Cr3+ e o Bi3+, o que vai de encontro ao que foi relatado experimentalmente na literatura. / São Cristóvão, SE

Master thesis aims to define entrepreneurship including lodging services, shows basic information about how to create entrepreneurship plan and afterwards making particular one about a concrete guest house. In the introduction you will find out the basic information about entrepreneurship and also about dividing accommodation services. Those information precede better understanding of the practical part, in which thesis aims to concrete opportunities of entrepreneurship based on a guest house in Karlovy Vary.

The thesis analyses and evaluates services and other aspects associated with a running of a hotel. The aim is to offer proposals to increase a competitiveness of a hotel and to give effective alternatives for hotel space usage. The research was done for a three-star hotel Kozak in Brno owned by Kozak Invest a.s.

Thesis Accomodation premises designed for homeless children and low-income people at the documentary for execution of works. The building was designed so that the object is divided into two parts. The first part is a home for homeless children, which is developed to the level of documentation for construction. The secon part is a started flats, which is designed only as a preparatory study and work. The building is brick of brick blocks. Foundation structures bearing walls ale designed footings. Roof construction is designed flat. The building has four above-ground floors and cellar. The building is insulated exterior contact insulation.

The subject of the diploma thesis is technical part of the project documentation for the new accomodation facility in the city of Znojmo in the cadastral area of Znojmo. The building is a three-storey, partly basement. The roof of the house is build as a flat roof. The building is created of clay blocks and permanent formwork. The ceilings are made by reinforced concrete slabs. The object is situated on a flat terrain. On the first floor, there is a main entrance, a reception, a dining room, a kitchen, atechnical facilities for the stuff, storage areas. On the basement, there is a technical background of the building. Rooms for guests are located on the first and second floor.