The phrase "absconding on" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is typically used in contexts involving someone fleeing or escaping, but the preposition "on" is not appropriate here.
Example: "The suspect was absconding from the authorities after the robbery."
Alternatives: "fleeing from" or "escaping from".
Later he had to escape, first by bluffing his way out of the ward, then by absconding on a trip to the dentist, where he had been sent by a doctor who was worried that his wisdom teeth were pressing into his brain.
But absconding on our responsibility to be the primary influence in our children's lives is irresponsible and unacceptable.
The man's former employer from 10 years earlier had filed a case against him, accusing him of leaving his post and absconding on a visa.
Compared to patients with just a single incident of absconding, patients who absconded on multiple occasions were, on average, 6.5 years younger (F [1, 84] = 6.89, p = .01).> -wrap-foot> Note.
Two others have been subject to control orders, one of whom, Ibrahim Magag, absconded on Boxing Day 2012 and has disappeared.
New tougher Home Office guidance and penalties for absconds have made it much more likely for women to be handcuffed on outside hospital visits "although no resident has ever absconded on a hospital visit".
A terror suspect who was supposed to be under surveillance managed to abscond on Boxing Day by simply calling a taxi, Yvette Cooper, the shadow home secretary, has told MPs.
Forty-six patients had single incidents, while 40 patients absconded on two or more occasions.
Inmates who flee halfway houses can be charged with escaping or absconding, depending on which agency is supervising them.
"Safe Passage's own research has found some children waiting an average of 16 months for family reunification in Europe – these excessive delays increase the risk of children absconding, jumping on the back of a lorry or approaching smugglers.
Bowers, Alexander, and Gaskell [ 39] suggested identifying patients at higher risk for absconding based on the presence of specific variables shown to be predictive of absconding in the research base.
