Like a lot of urban producers nowadays, Mike Will Made It – AKA 24-year-old Atlantan Michael Williams – likes to clear up any confusion the listener may have vis-a-vis whose work they're hearing as quickly as possible.
Though he declined to elaborate on the location or orientation of Pakistan's radars — "It's not where the radars are or aren't" — he said that the American infiltration was the result of "technological gaps we have vis-à-vis the U.S".
Ms. Bruni Tedeschi insists that the film is not just about her. "We're also telling the story of all of us who live in rich countries," she said, "and the guilt -- underground, often unmentioned, repressed -- that we have vis-à-vis poor countries".
This is not easy as a man in a male-dominated society because it means you have to question every single privilege men have vis-à-vis women.
Not breach of specific investment contracts, but general regulatory and legislative actions on the claim that those general regulatory or legislative actions are against the interests of the investors and somehow therefore violate the implicit standards or guarantees that these investors have vis-à-vis the host countries.
So to introduce the phrase "all lives matter" to the discussion dilutes any significance of the precariousness that blacks have vis-a-vis their encounters with police, with the criminal justice system itself, and with the historical racism and the de jure segregation that once existed in the South in this country.
If yes, can you say something about the expectations policy makers have vis-à-vis CHI? Please elaborate.
Indeed, for Leibniz, mere change of relative position is not 'entirely real' (as we saw for instance in the Correspondence) and only when it has vis viva as its immediate cause is there some reality to it.
"It's similar to the problem that plasma makers have had vis-à-vis burn-in.
The prime contractors were of course competitive with one another, but there was also an interdependence, a recognition that they had, vis-à-vis their shared principal customer, the federal government, a mutual interest.
