The phrase "a vis foreign" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an attempt to combine words from different languages or a misunderstanding of a phrase.
Example: "The concept of a vis foreign is not well understood in our discussions."
Alternatives: "a foreign force" or "an external influence".
Both candidates have made strong anti-establishment statements, but they promote opposing visions for France, particularly vis-a-vis its foreign policy, economy and membership in the European Union.
It's not just a matter of embarrassment of the Trump Administration, but policy—how he behaves vis-à-vis foreign policy.
This is consistent with an analytical scenario where the EU/EEC-induced intensification in market competition has provoked producers in the agricultural sector of OMCs, Denmark, Finland, and Sweden to respond by upgrading their production technology and productivity levels to maintain or expand their market shares vis-à-vis foreign regional competitors.
The RTA-induced intensification of market competition, realized through increases in import levels, could potentially provoke domestic firms in the agricultural sector to respond by upgrading their production technology and productivity levels to maintain or expand their domestic market shares vis-à-vis foreign regional exporting competitors.
Both on internal policy - dealing with the opposition; and externally - how Russia positions itself on key foreign policy questions vis-a-vis the West.
I would say that, given the talk of Barack Obama on foreign policy, vis a vis McCain, Obama seems more actively on the side of American engagement.
Rubert and the other committee members writer talked to were intelligent, soft-spoken, and knowledgeable about their communities' needs, but an abyss yawned the moment a foreign journalist asked about the Zapatista National Liberation Army's demands vis-a-vis the Mexican state.
But those signals would quickly crumble and US foreign policy, especially vis a vis Palestine, would retract back to its tilt in the direction of Israel.
Well, there was a great deal of foreign exchange reserve growth among oil exporters and nations with persistent trade surpluses vis-a-vis the American economy.
(Interview on NDTV) C. Raja Mohan, Foreign Policy Analyst: "This is the beginning of a process where India builds its deterrent capability vis-a-vis China," Mr. Mohan told a news channel.
