You can use CSS tables. Set the container to "display: table" and the columns to "display: table-cell". That way they'll never wrap, and you can specify a width for one or more of them.
If for whatever reason you're against CSS tables (remember, they're not the same as HTML tables), you could use floats or inline-blocks as well. There are tons of ways to do it.
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To strictly answer your question: with HTML and CSS, it's probably a piece of cake.
You can use CSS tables. Set the container to "display: table" and the columns to "display: table-cell". That way they'll never wrap, and you can specify a width for one or more of them.
If for whatever reason you're against CSS tables (remember, they're not the same as HTML tables), you could use floats or inline-blocks as well. There are tons of ways to do it.
When something looks like a list of links....it probably is and that's the easiest way to deal with it.