Sentence examples for absence granted from inspiring English sources

It seemed unnatural, even selfish, to fill the time Matthew's absence granted me with luxurious activities such as seeing friends for lunch, relaxing in the garden, or even doing a load of laundry without interruption.

In Sweden, there has been intense debate on sickness absence issues over the past decade because of the rapid and large increase in the number of sickness absence days granted by.

Leaves of absence are granted for a maximum of one calendar year, or four quarters.

Leaves of absence are granted only to students in good academic standing or as required by studio faculty in the M.Arch.

Many professional dancers attend part time — it can easily take 10 years to earn a bachelor's degree — and leaves of absence are granted for up to one year.

Leopold had only been appointed deputy Kapellmeister in January 1763; nevertheless the archbishop's consent to an extended leave of absence was granted, on the grounds that the Mozarts' successes would bring glory to Salzburg, its ruler, and to God.

Many of the persons on sickness absence were granted disability pension or died.

45. (S/NF) Only the COM or Principal Officer, or a person designated to act on their behalf in their absence, may grant a request for temporary refuge.

A voluntary leave of absence or withdrawal granted during the course of a semester will be effective on the date the request is submitted via the online form.

A leave of absence may be granted upon the student's written request after satisfactory completion of one year in the Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation.

Leaves of absence will be granted to all employees, including all part-time employees, for up to fifteen days in any twelve month period if the employee, or the employee's family member, is a victim of "abusive behavior". Abusive behavior is defined as domestic violence as well as stalking, sexual assault, and kidnapping.