Decorum and the affirmation of order reinforced each other.
South Africa score runs at the top of the order, reinforce that with a no-frills orthodoxy in the middle and bat long into the tail.
The timing of the prosecutor's order reinforced that feeling: Mr. Morsi, Egypt's first democratically elected president, was charged with capital crimes 12 days after his autocratic predecessor, Hosni Mubarak, was released from prison, though he remained under house arrest as he awaits a second trial on charges of complicity in the deaths of hundreds of protesters.
Before you send in your order, reinforce your coffee table.
This use of a fixed order reinforced the need for familiarization trials prior to each measure and for stable threshold estimates based on 200 250 trials.
A short drive brought us to a cluster of German long guns, part of the formidable Atlantic Wall that Rommel had ordered reinforced just in case the prediction of an assault to the north was wrong.
Last month the French interior minister, Bernard Cazeneuve, ordered reinforced security and heated tents for women and children in Calais as migrants prepare to face the season's bitter cold.
Indeed, one primary purpose of law as traditionally understood is to promote stability and order by reinforcing adherence to predominant norms, representing them not only as the official values of a society, but even as universal, natural, and inevitable.
Coined by social philosopher Louis Althusser, police are a necessary Restrictive State Apparatus (RSA) to maintain order by reinforcing collective sentiments and cultural cohesion.
The practice of tying individual transverse bars to other reinforcement in order to reinforce these shear surfaces, even if done reasonably simply, is costly and labor intensive.
