Sentence examples for have absentee from inspiring English sources

Joining the state's major banks and department stores, Texas Monthly will now have absentee owners.

For both candidates, turnout will be important, with both sides trying to get voters to the polls and have absentee ballots filled out.

"We have routinely tried to put into place uniform services in post offices across the country, but we have found that some post offices did have absentee ballot applications and some did not," she said.

Since Mexico does not have absentee ballots, they had to come from as far away as San Francisco, Washington and Chicago to cast their ballots at special polling places for out-of-district voters that were set up here and in several other cities along the 2,000-mile 2,000-mile

"D.D. and Phillip both have absentee parents.

Anheuser-Busch inquired about buying the distributorship in the early 2000s, preferring not to have absentee owners, but she declined (all other beer distributorships in the U.S. are privately owned as well).

I never have absentees, unless there is a funeral or they are sick.

Arguments also ended in a Leon County courtroom in two cases where Democrats are seeking to help Mr. Gore by having absentee ballots from Seminole and Martin Counties thrown out.

Called "Better Designs, Better Elections," the report estimates that in the 2008 and 2010 general elections combined, as many as 400,000 people had absentee or provisional ballots rejected because they made technical mistakes on the forms or the envelopes.

Sweet Basil, which opened in 1974 as a health-food restaurant and became a jazz spot a few years later, has long had absentee owners; recently it has been owned by different Japanese holding companies, currently, Kaz and Zaki Brothers.

By law, Mr. Gregg said, Dixville Notch cannot close its polls so quickly unless it has 100percentt of the voters accounted for, and so the town makes sure it has absentee ballots from everyone who cannot attend.