Sentence examples for practice confined from inspiring English sources

Nor is the practice confined to developing countries that feel they came off second-best when negotiating resource deals in years gone by.

Sharpe's architectural works were not limited to churches, nor was his practice confined to architecture.

You may be under the impression that eating out of bins is a practice confined to tramps, starving refugees and really crazy people, but the phenomenon is becoming very popular among students and young arty types who tend to live in squats.

The locals we have been working with practicing confined masonry.

A "child" was defined as a person sixteen years or younger and a "general practitioner" was a doctor with a practice not confined to any particular specialty of medicine besides family practice.

But, this practice is confined to the large compound of the center, and is rarely practiced by the smallholder farmers.

Few in the industry believe that the practice was confined to one organisation.

Others want their homes demolished, a practice hitherto confined to the occupied territories.

Many foreign Andersen affiliates issued statements today meant to reassure clients that the Enron troubles of the global practice were confined to the United States.

When, in the mid-1990s, Dr Xiao-Ping Zhai began using traditional Chinese medicine to treat infertility, her Harley Street practice was confined to a couple of rooms, each no bigger than a stationery cupboard.

And one, "Apocalypse," comes with a dose of controversy, as its filmmakers have colorized black-and-white reels, rekindling debate about a practice usually confined to old Hollywood movies.