Sentence examples for absconding is from inspiring English sources

Under Pakistani law, absconding is akin to conviction and could disqualify him as a presidential candidate, Mr. Sattar said.

However, suicide after absconding is problematic, and it is clearly a challenge to prevent patients leaving a general psychiatry open ward.

The frequency of absconding is difficult to distill from the literature, given the varying definitions and measurement of this behavior across studies.

Having a history of absconding is found to significantly and substantially increase the likelihood of further absconding [ 16, 19], while legal status (i.e., involuntary) within general psychiatric populations has also been found to increase patients' risk of absconding [ 3, 7, 17, 20, 24].

This found that absconding was better explained by the environments and regimes of the training school, which facilitated and provoked absconding, than by absconders' personalities and backgrounds.

"No risk of absconding was discernible," it said, noting that the former prime minister had not breached her obligation not to leave town or failed to attend a court hearing.

Over 30,000 people – vulnerable people, many of whom have no risk of absconding – are kept in these facilities each year.

Over 30,000 people – vulnerable people, many of whom have no risk of absconding – are kept in these facilities each year.

If you are still confused, Lyanna was betrothed to Robert Baratheon and her kidnapping/ absconding was a major reason for the civil war that landed Robert on the throne.

The rate of absconding was calculated for each of three non-overlapping time periods, and indices of patient-based and event-based absconding are presented in Table  1.

The most common reported motive for absconding was a sense of boredom or frustration.