| This discussion of Tolstoy focuses on the tension between monist and pluralist visions of the world and of history. |
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| By contrast, the claim that the distinction is purely semantic is congenial to a monist position, whether nomological or anomalous. |
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| Similar to ditheism, moral dualism does not in any way imply that the religion in question is not monist or monotheistic. |
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| Although there are many variations in how the monist approach is expressed in constitutions, three main features are common to most. |
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| Under a monist system international treaties automatically form part of domestic law without needing further legislation. |
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| Conversely, in a monist system, the legal system is perceived as a whole without there being a distinction between domestic and international law. |
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| Under article 80 of the Constitution, which establishes the monist system, the provisions of the Convention may be invoked before courts and have precedence over national law. |
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| This would mean introducing the so-called monist company management system in which Ina would no longer have the Board of Directors and Supervisory Board but only a unitary board. |
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| The Government of Liberia should consider proposing an amendment to the Constitution allowing all international treaties to become part of domestic law, i.e. move from a dualist to a monist system. |
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| The Committee also recognizes that, according to the monist legal system of the State party, the provisions of the Convention have become part of the domestic law as from the date of ratification. |
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| In what are called monist systems, international laws and agreements can be enforced directly by national authorities and in national courts once a treaty or agreement has been signed, ratified, and entered into force. |
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| Thales, a monist, believed further that all things are made from water. |
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