Sentence examples for absentia a from inspiring English sources
"What will happen is a trial in absentia, a trial in which the verdict has already been reached".
He left the country in 1973, was stripped of his citizenship and sentenced to death in absentia a few years later, he said.
In Joachim Trier's recent Louder Than Bombs, she was a war photographer who dominated the drama in absentia, a ghostly presence in a fractured family.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has refused to take control of the murder case against Ira Einhorn, the former international fugitive convicted in absentia, a decision that opens the way for a new trial in municipal court.
In 2010 he published an ebook of short stories, Journey to Absentia, a blend of science fiction and western genres, but it made no money, so home was a trailer – and, it turned out, salvation.
Don't miss the Svankmajer tribute or "In Absentia," a haunting meditation on the early-20th-century outsider artist Emma Hauck done in collaboration with the composer Karlheinz Stockhausen; or the marvelous documentary, enacted by assorted species of puppets, about the Czech composer Leos Janacek.
Today, he and three other journalists were sentenced — all but one in absentia — to a total of eight and a half years in prison and a hundred and twenty-four lashes.
In a bizarre twist to the case, Mr. Landeros was given his own art show, in absentia, at a gallery that displayed a dozen of his own paintings under the collective title "Houston, We Have a Problem".
The former spy chief has already been convicted in France in absentia for a terrorist attack on a French airliner, which exploded over Niger in 1989, killing 170 people, including 54 French nationals.
Gaddafi's brother-in-law is wanted in France in absentia for a terrorist attack on a French airliner, which exploded over Niger in 1989, killing 170 people, including 54 French nationals.
He will be tried in absentia in a Moscow military court, though a court spokeswoman said hearings in the trial would be classified.
