Sentence examples similar to doing vis from inspiring English sources

What the Russians are doing vis-a-vis Iran is violating all of the norms.

They are our guides to what the United States ought to be doing vis-à-vis Iran; they are also a reproach to how President Obama has so far conducted Iran policy.

From this vantage point, what Putin is doing vis-à-vis Ukraine and Crimea is simply a natural outgrowth of where he is now looking for support domestically in Russia.

Ministers are expected to lay out their plans and provide regular evaluations of how they are doing vis-a-vis the goals they have set themselves.

Even more ominous is the analogy of what Putin is doing vis-a-vis Georgia to what Stalin did vis-a-vis Finland: subverting by use of force the sovereignty of a small democratic neighbor.

Jay asks for an example of what Wallis did, vis a vis the Met.

We are misled by the uniform appearance of our words into theorizing upon meaning: "Especially when we are doing philosophy!" (PI 12) So different is this new perspective that Wittgenstein repeats: "Don't think, but look!" (PI 66); and such looking is done vis a vis particular cases, not generalizations.

Clearly they must have been referring to Churchill's flip-flops to and from the Conservative Party as Netanyahu would do vis a vis opposing the two state solution.

Alemdar kills an Israeli agent and justifies his action saying it is no different from what Israel does vis a vis the Palestinians.

Everyone says to me, what are you going to do vis-à-vis the Bilbao model.

"Anything the E.C.B. does vis-à-vis the banking sector is some kind of change to monetary policy," Mr. Callow of Barclays Capital said.