Questioning respected the victim's privacy and dignity and was confined to matters relevant to the investigation, and the victim, with her consent, was placed in contact with support centres.

Pure ones confined to the pavilions .

Pure ones confined to the pavilions .

Today, they are largely confined to deep water.

Fair ones , confined in tents .

Fair ones , confined in tents .

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.

This return to pre feminist discourse is not confined to India.

Energy policy myopia has not been confined to the US.

This new emphasis on regional security is not confined to governments.

These dynamics and related challenges are not confined to advanced countries.

Such fears are by no means confined to Europe s small countries.

But distrust of universalism in Asia is not confined to autocrats.

Or that it had become confined to fantasy in Hollywood movies

Positivity with the other translocations may be confined to the cytoplasm.

At first, these associations confined their activities to teaching Islamic values.

The competition of ideas appears to be confined to al Qaeda s jihadi agenda.

This notion of the elitist appeaser is not confined to the Netherlands.

Antagonism was confined to the stadium, and ended when the match did.

Any such analysis would have to be confined to the content of the right.

The growing unease with FDI is so far largely confined to developed countries.

Usually, decision making is confined to ever smaller circles, with ever greater secrecy.

But the problem of excessive government debt is not confined to the EU.

The fall out from this scenario, however, would be largely confined to Asia.

In fact, the shift to Republicans since 2001 was largely confined to Southern white women.

But reform, if it is to be effective, cannot be confined to the executive branch.

Of course, revulsion for liberal economies and global markets is not confined to Germany.

Today, the debate about Europe s frontiers is not confined to officials or think tanks.

As for Hezbollah, the Israeli military response is by no means confined to retaliation.

In Russia, roughly 125,000 people with mental disabilities are confined to institutions for life.

Prior to the 1980s, hip hop music was largely confined within the United States.

Our support for Afghanistan is not confined to the military and security fields alone.

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

Being confined by our limitation must stop, it must stop.

But Wolf s solution is not enough, for the problem is not confined to high finance.

Indeed, the infinite renewal of the body isn t confined to superficial repairs through cosmetic surgery.

An initiative confined to migrants would merely reinforce the growing xenophobia and extremism in Greece.

The problem of high youth unemployment is certainly not confined to the developing world, however.

The search for happiness should not be confined to the beautiful mountain kingdom of Bhutan.

These issues are of concern to all allies, so discussions should not be confined to bilateral agendas.

Never meant to be confined to the European continent, it was, like Christianity itself, a universalist aspiration.