The rhetoric of "stick to your own kind" vis-a-vis Jewish dating isn't exactly bigotry, but it isn't quite not.
To frame these political movements in terms of recognition highlights the relational character of morality and justice: Justice is not primarily concerned with how many goods a person should have but rather with what kind of standing vis-à-vis other persons she deserves (Young 1990).
If things get particularly rough in the months ahead, I believe particularly with the Hatayama administration, as long as it survives in Japan, it is actually in a kind of mediating position vis-à-vis the U.S. and China.
The reason is that there are certain other items of knowledge that, it would seem, these properties need to satisfy: colors are properties with certain kinds of causal powers, vis a vis the presentation of color in the perception, recognition and identification of colors.
"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.
In House testimony last week, Clinton said: "For Israel to get the kind of strong support it is looking for vis-à-vis Iran, it can't stay on the sidelines with respect to the Palestinians and the peace efforts.
Part of the logic of the eurozone involved the strong economies' providing loans to the weaker ones, in order to build up their infrastructure so they could then buy products from the stronger countries — a kind of replay of what the U.S. did vis-à-vis Europe with the Marshall Plan.
And democratic governments in Washington, London, Paris or Canberra can now hold up Burma as a success story of the kind of business, diplomatic and military engagement they practise vis-a-vis China.
So it doesn't take the joining of too many dots to envisage the kind of co-operation GCHQ might be advocating for, vis-a-vis tech companies….
"Despite his extremely busy schedule, because of decisions to be made vis-a-vis appointments or other related business, he was kind enough to receive me," he said.
To remain viable, many managers say that their local stations must gain more leverage vis-à-vis NPR by producing and promoting more of the kind of distinctive, localized programs and segments that help shape public radio's eclectic character.
