Sentence examples for abscond the from inspiring English sources
Here's his three latest tweets: pros counsel: "The court has already found that mr Assange is a flight risk and its submitted that nothing has changed" Judge says: "the stronger the case, the more likely the defendant is to abscond, the weaker the case, the less likely".
Shona Robison, convener of the Scottish parliament's cross-party group on asylum seekers and refugees, said that if Home Office officials feared there was a risk a family would abscond, the parents could be asked to report to local police stations.
Countess Geschwitz, Lulu's lesbian friend, proposes that they abscond across the ocean; the flailing schoolboy Moritz Stiefel begs for money to make the trip.
But even as the people have absconded, the fight in Kajaki has raged on.
Some employers gave domestic workers' passports to authorities at the interior ministry if workers absconded, the human rights group discovered.
He also noted the remorse of the tourists, and accepted that although Hawkins was arrested at an airport "there was nothing to show Eleanor was absconding the law".
If the invited person absconds the issuer of the letter can be held responsible.According to Islam Caka at the interior ministry, 30% of migrants in Kosovo came via Macedonia, 22% via Serbia and 5% via Albania.
But to top that failure off by absconding the panel behind the very curtains it was supposed to cast open is simply disgraceful.
During this period, some sophomores absconded the college for two weeks to live like the vagrant hobos who traveled the Midwest by rail looking for work.
Unfortunately, despite significant advancements in the field of violence risk assessment, there currently exists just one unpublished guideline designed to assess risk for absconding (the leave/absconding risk assessment (LARA; [ 17]).
The biggest news in the country right now is the absconding of the pedo-murderous escaped prisoner Phillip Smith.
