संकीर्ण (en. Parochial)

In 1804, author Charles Heath indicated that Monmouth was formerly divided into four parochial wards: Wye Bridge Ward, Castle Bailey Ward, Monnow Street Ward, and Over Monnow Ward.

Putting the parochial interests of companies and employees aside, do employer-paid plans deliver true value to the U.S. health care system overall?

Educationwas academic and dogmatic, and thinking was not part of the process - even when my younger brother and I went to college -our schooling was parochial.

Many of these are affiliated with various religious sects, including parochial schools of the Catholic Church, Quaker schools, Seventh-day Adventist schools, and Jewish schools.

Each school, be it public, parochial, or charter, had a vision of how they wanted to participate in Open Works.

He received his early education at the parochial school of St. Philomena Church, where he occasionally served as an altar boy.

The tournament did not invite minority schools or private/parochial schools.