Sentence examples for made absent from inspiring English sources

"I think a lot of the decisions have been made absent of working with the other elected officials in this city," said City Councilman Harry Thomas Jr.

Though it's hard to figure out whether customers would have come in without the voucher, common sense and the observation of increased business — which both businesses reported — suggest that at least some of the returning customers wielding vouchers were making visits they might not have made absent the vouchers.

Why doesn't the government let everybody keep his or her money in the first place so decisions can be made absent financial incentives?

High fertility is not the only impediment to reducing severe poverty, but it's hard to imagine that much progress can be made absent a fall in birth rates.

There's lots to listen to, lots to learn from, and just thank you for the support, even though I've been, you know, made absent by two political administrations in the past, so I kind of lost a whole lot of momentum in the US.

This week a Commons committee warns that the government still can't make absent fathers pay for their children.

Jokes are made about absent parents.

In Act 2 they represent the assassins, spurred by the remark Henry supposedly made (but absent from the play and opera, in which Henry doesn't even appear): "Will no one rid me of this turbulent priest?" In Act 1, however, each man presents Becket with a temptation.

"The member of staff against whom the allegation has been made is absent from the trust and will not return until the investigation is completed".

"It seemed as though the more I disliked it and made myself absent the more fun it became for him, the more he enjoyed the challenge of approaching from behind me, unsuspected".

Analyses were performed at the community level on an intention-to-treat basis, and no adjustments were made for missing or absent individuals.