Sentence examples for continue to be confined from inspiring English sources

The cases, mostly involving children, continue to be confined to northern Uíge Province.

Furthermore, it offers hope for the thousands of refugees from the Sahara who continue to be confined to bleak desert camps in southern Algeria by the Polisario Front -- some for more than three decades -- and denied the freedom to return to their families in Morocco.

Habeas corpus relief is denied to many no longer considered terrorists or enemy combatants, but nonetheless continue to be confined, despite repeated Supreme Court rulings affirming their rights to such relief.

But, with play continuing to be confined to the Glasgow half by the elements, Connacht moved ahead again thanks to a penalty from in front of the posts by Ronaldson after an infringement from Glasgow tighthead prop Ed Kalman.

And if the debate continues to be confined to abortion and treated as a political game, we'll never get to the heart of the matter.

Yet the practice of molecular imaging (MI) within radiology continues to be confined to a relatively small number of institutions and settings.

This suggests that microstructure continued to be closed as confining pressure increased.

Whether surgery for behavior problems is confined to studies or continues to be offered through a regulatory exemption, everyone agrees that the field should set up a registry of all patients who have had surgery for psychiatric problems.

The worship of the bodhisattva was never confined to any one sect and continues to be widespread throughout Japan.

Puppies are used to being confined.

Sir Menzies Campbell, the former Liberal Democrat leader, said: "The prime minister is right to emphasise that the effects of any continuing instability in Iraq will not be confined to the region.