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Meaning of "confined itself"
confined itself: Refers to a situation where something or someone has limited or restricted itself within boundaries, often implying lack of expansion or growth beyond a certain point
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Poland practically confined itself to the case of a protectorate.
Each had its own idea of the situation,, and confined itself to that.
Nor has it confined itself to these delaying tactics.
The Committee notes that the State party has confined itself to issues of admissibility.
Had confined itself strictly to names and ages.
For the following month the division confined itself to patrolling operations only.
It confined itself mainly to brief explanations when measures were announced.
But the streaming service has not confined itself to the romance stories for teens.
It confined itself to buying the preparation from HLR.
Shaun of the Dead wisely confined itself to one locale.
It thus confined itself to adding a Community penalty system to the measure in question.
Similarly, the Commission 's proposal confined itself to the exchange of information only.
It has confined itself to the State-aids aspect of privatization.
It follows that the Commission ought to have confined itself to the conclusion that, after.
Poland has not confined itself to taking care of internal problems in that regard.
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Contrary to expectations, the published working document confined itself to assessing existing Community policies.
One group confined itself to the western Atlantic for a year.
In reviewing comments from Member Countries, the Code Commission confined itself to addressing disease issues.
If it merely confined itself to a vote of thanks.
It confined itself to three aspects, part-time employment, temporary work and non-contractual work.
Hitherto, the European Parliament has confined itself to pious statements and vague wishes.
Any agency that confined itself to words alone would sign its own death warrant.
It could therefore have confined itself strictly to answering that question.
The Directive confined itself to patent law in order to help revive the European economy.
Similarly, the “ village ” ( mura ) confined itself to its traditional perimeter.
Instead, it confined itself to reiterating the chronology of the facts.
The college subsequently confined itself to holding examinations and granting diplomas.
Thus far it had confined itself to a solitary comment on article 3 of the Convention.
In its report the Commission confined itself to making general suggestions in three main areas.
If Brussels confined itself to cross-border issues, then no one would have a problem.
Why has Coca-Cola confined itself to beverages only?
The Commission confined itself to the inclusion of a " without prejudice " clause in the draft articles.
A chastened Parliament confined itself to adopting sixteen amendments at second reading.
It therefore confined itself to providing that the information was to be given a posteriori ( 11 ).
If the state confined itself to legislation,.
Guatemala had confined itself to making the comment outlined in paragraph 60.
Unfortunately, the Order had confined itself to discrimination in places open to the public.
The 1991 directive confined itself to examining money laundering practices with regard to drugs money.
Today, too, it confined itself to statements.
Subsequently, it confined itself to economic affairs and by 1966 had become inactive.
Thereafter it had confined itself to hit-and-run raids on British coastal towns.
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Keep this ceremony confined to the hollows
Confined to his bed and slow to recover
You will not be confined to the room
