"Steubenville City Schools hasn't really done a lot in the past two years to prove to the world that they don't tolerate rape culture and allowing a Tier II registered sex offender on the team pretty much solidifies the assumption that they are concerned about wins rather than the safety of young girls or the destruction of rape culture in their area".
The historic Beijing Platform for Action, agreed at the fourth world conference on women in 1995, did much to solidify the calls for change, with demands for structural change to end gender inequality.
"The next edition of The Times," he writes, as the paper turns its attention to a lurid murder trial, "did much to solidify my reputation as a hard-charging, fearless, 23-year-old fool".
As its title suggests, "George Orwell: A Life in Letters" is quite a different enterprise from "The Collected Essays, Journalism and Letters of George Orwell," the four-volume work from 1968 that did much to solidify his posthumous reputation as a political clairvoyant.
So much for solidifying the O-line.
Inside the nozzle, the flow of nanoparticles has to be precisely controlled to keep the metal thread's width uniform, and the laser must adjust as well so as not to leave any particles un-annealed, or apply too much heat and solidify the ink inside the extruder.
The true picture of where we are won't solidify much until next week, to put it another way.
The trip was much like any of the hundreds hosted in recent years by a nonprofit off shoot of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, a powerful Washington lobby, and the purpose was much the same: to solidify the support of American lawmakers for Israel at a time of Middle East tumult.
WASHINGTON — The trip was much like any of the hundreds hosted in recent years by a nonprofit offshoot of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, a powerful Washington lobby, and the purpose was much the same: to solidify the support of American lawmakers for Israel at a time of Middle East tumult.
His first book was published in New York, entitled The Future of Africa (1862); in it he solidified much of his early thinking on morality and language.
