Sentence examples for no absconding from inspiring English sources

When compared to patients with no absconding events, however, those who absconded at any time period were found to have spent significantly more time under the auspices of the forensic mental health system.

Mr Temkin tells Babbage that he had a backpack full of cash and no one absconded with the iPad.

"No risk of absconding was discernible," it said, noting that the former prime minister had not breached her obligation not to leave town or failed to attend a court hearing.

Over 30,000 people – vulnerable people, many of whom have no risk of absconding – are kept in these facilities each year.

Over 30,000 people – vulnerable people, many of whom have no risk of absconding – are kept in these facilities each year.

He said there was no risk of his absconding and that he was willing to give the police details of his overseas trips.

These patients lost track of time or encountered situations beyond their control, had no recent history of absconding and did not experience any concerning events in the month prior to the incident.

Using an inclusive definition of absconding, we found that absconding events were generally of brief duration, and that no member of the public was harmed by patients who absconded.

Clinical staff stayed away from the Ebola ward, drivers absconded, and community volunteers could no longer be recruited, for digging graves (a no-risk activity) or as cleaners.

According to Mari Malmberg at the University of Sussex, the most common justification for detaining migrants is to prevent them from absconding, but "there is no research suggesting that asylum seekers would abscond in high numbers if not detained.

Appleby says he has "no doubt" detainees absconded from the camp.