You mean I'm not going to be confined?

He was reported to be confined to a state psychiatric hospital.

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

She's to be confined to her quarters for the rest of the voyage.

Future work on the topic, however, should not be confined to prevention.

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

Further work on the topic should be confined to the prevention aspect alone.

You are confined to quarters.

Estimates on project activities by object of expenditure should be confined to past data.

Pure ones confined to the pavilions.

Pure ones confined to the pavilions.

The ground handicap must not be confined within a narrow definition.

It's not confined to its own lineage.

Fourteen days confined to barracks. Yes, general.

United Nations coordination work should be confined to the assistance furnished through the United Nations system.

Such initiatives should not be confined to United Nations agencies and the Administrative Committee on Coordination.

(a) The scope should be limited, confined to proposals that will show results within two bienniums

But the study was not confined to Asia.

The captain's had her confined to her cabin.

25. Efforts to establish reliable mechanisms to combat terrorism, including legal machinery, should not be confined to the Sixth Committee.

Fair ones, confined in tents.

Fair ones, confined in tents.

These guys confined their surgery to fairly superficial injuries.

Appeal cannot be made against the grounds for the judgement and is exceptional and confined strictly to form.

The proof should not, on the other hand, be confined to extraneous evidence that disregarded the method used.

The problem of corruption was not confined to developing countries, and it must be combated wherever it existed.

Counterterrorism must not be confined to acts of repression, but must also include combating the causes of terrorism.

For the crime of kidnapping for ransom... to be confined in the penitentiary at Joliet... for 99 years.

At this stage of the study, discussion will be confined to the presentation of a number of working hypotheses.

In our view, the global partnership for development should not be confined to some commitments of the Monterey Consensus.

1. A person mentally ill may also be confined to psychiatric hospital, without the consent required in article 22

It emphasized that MSA should be confined to its original purpose, for short term peacekeeping, peacemaking and humanitarian missions.

These reports are confined to Kosovo (see section IX, below).

Mrs. Sebastian is very ill and confined to her bed.

Or are we confined to name, rank and serial number?

I hope whatever's taking place is confined to Santa Mira!

As I told you, she's confined.

For the crime of murder, to be confined in the penitentiary at Joliet... for the term of your natural life.

Reform should not be confined to this Organization but should be undertaken in all institutions within the system, particularly those involved in economic policymaking.

Over My true servants you will be able to exercise no power, your power will be confined to the erring ones, those who choose to follow you.

Over My true servants you will be able to exercise no power, your power will be confined to the erring ones, those who choose to follow you.

Such a dialogue should not be confined to the United Nations system, but should be extended to all forums which sought to promote development and international cooperation.

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

However, the work should be confined only to those acts whose main purpose was to produce legal consequences, since otherwise the concept would be practically indefinable.

In Australia s view, the scope should be confined to sexual exploitation, in order to avoid duplication with other international activities and instruments.