Those training programmes were confined to the main cities.

Initially, these were largely confined to long term academic courses.

Yes. You were confined in the hospital for treatment, right?

It is reported that at least two hunger strikers were confined to punishment cells.

Children with birth defects were labeled incurables, and confined for life to inhuman conditions.

Those effects were not confined to detonations but were extended through the experimental exposure of the population to radiation.

The days when the problems of peoples were confined to their own countries are over.

Actions of the Commission were not simply confined to investigations but extended to prosecutions and sentences.

Minors were subjected to various threats, such as destruction of their homes or life imprisonment, and were sometimes confined in isolated cells.

Fair ones , confined in tents .

Fair ones , confined in tents .

In work in confined spaces,

Then she will be confined?

14. There existed a regrettable tendency to consider that human settlements problems were confined to the developing world.

Pure ones confined to the pavilions .

Pure ones confined to the pavilions .

The Law of (Confined) International Groundwaters

Your task is confined to that.

Your task is confined to that.

Of course, our filmmaking is confined

She is confined to her bed.

..confined to work and blind obedience.

It's not confined to its own lineage.

Miss Usher is confined to her bed.

No. As I told you, she's confined.

For a period of approximately 50 days, up to 30,000 people were confined in a small open area in Kailek.

The twentieth century witnessed genocides, atrocities, mass killings and ethnic cleansings, which, deplorably, were not confined to just one continent.

But before faith came, we were kept in custody under the law, confined for the faith which should afterwards be revealed.

Disappearances were not confined to one region, but occurred on all continents, particularly in countries in a situation of armed conflict.

Today, they are largely confined to deep water.

Poverty is not confined only to the South.

The problem was not confined to Kenya alone.

They confined their attacks to swift overnight raids.

Economic problems were not confined to the South while poverty was gaining ground in the developing countries, the industrialized countries were caught in the grip of rising unemployment.

While these endeavours have significantly improved the procurement operations of the United Nations, the reforms were mostly confined to the United Nations.

So far, about 550 prisoners with anywhere from a few months left of their sentences to life terms, were confined to Jericho.

Women and children were separated out, confined in a walled area and periodically taken away by their captors to be raped some of them were subjected to gang rapes.

The rebel was ultimately captured and confined to jail.

Big predators became confined to isolated pockets of land.

For slavery is not confined to Hongdong s brick plants.

Nor is this pressure confined to the United States.

Under Communism, public debate was confined to private kitchens.

49. The problem was not confined to Kenya alone.

In particular, unrelated confined groundwaters should not be included.

These guys confined their surgery to fairly superficial injuries.