CONVICTION UNDER THE CONDITIONS OF ARTICLE 65 1 AND 2 OF THE PENAL CODE AS A NEGATIVE PREREQUISITE FOR THE USE OF THE ELECTRONIC TAGGING SYSTEM INTERPRETATIVE DOUBTS by Dariusz Kuberski

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The Scope and Structure of the General EU Budget by Małgorzata Cilak

“…The scope of the budget is related to entities whose income and expenses are accounted for in the budget. …”
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The Central Bank and the State Budget: Selected Legal Aspects by Andrzej Borodo

“…It seems, there is possible to create the budgetary revenues, which are connected with the emission of money. In particular, the income from emission of coins may be determined as the budget revenue. …”
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Self-employment in Spanish law by Aneta Tyc

“…Their restrictive nature, far-reaching casuistry, and the criterion of economic dependence of the self-employed, who must receive at least 75 per cent of their income from a single counterparty, which is difficult to verify objectively and relatively easy to circumvent, result in a negligible number of self-employed persons benefiting from the protective guarantees provided by LETA.…”
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"There is no store in Tarda again..." Some remarks on the functioning of rural communities in south-western Mazury on the example of Bartężek, Tarda and Winiec by Karol Walczak

“…The result of this process was a rapid exodus (if not flight) of primarily young people in search of income and a new place to live. This exodus determined the social and cultural condition of the described villages today, and perhaps many similar ones in the region. …”
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CHANGES OF WATER BALANCE COMPONENTS OF MIDFOREST POND IN A HYDROLOGICAL YEARS OF A DIFFERENT METEOROLOGICAL CONDITION COURSE by Mariusz Korytowski, Czesław Szafrański

“…The researches indicate the dominant role of income part of water balance at pond No 1 catchment had precipitation sums. …”
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People's government repression of owners of private pharmacies in 1944-1950 by Anna Żuk

“…Financial repression against the owners of private pharmacies included excessive financial burdens on their owners, the handing out of demands by tax offices to private pharmacies to increase their declared turnover and income, the restriction of credit benefits for private pharmacies that had difficulty obtaining bank loans, and the delay by state institutions in paying their dues to private pharmacies, which caused the capital of these pharmacies to be frozen for several months. …”
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