Sentence examples for or absconding from inspiring English sources

Inmates who flee halfway houses can be charged with escaping or absconding, depending on which agency is supervising them.

I think the latter is more likely and that the number will continue to grow as the total of people overstaying visas, being concealed through ports, entering on forged documents or absconding from contact will exceed the number leaving voluntarily or deported.

In a statement released to reporters on Monday, Keary said: "The police spoke to that student's friends at the time and, further to this, they indicated that there was no evidence that the girls were at risk of being radicalised or absconding.

Susan Oxford, a lawyer for the employment opportunity agency in Washington, said pre-emptive suits appear in three basic guises: those aimed at protecting the internal arbitration process, those aimed at having a court absolve a company of wrongdoing and those aimed at putting employees on the legal defensive by accusing them of an offense like fraud, defamation or absconding with trade secrets.

Mark Keary, principal of Bethnal Green Academy in east London, said police spoke to the girls after another student disappeared in December and indicated at the time that there was no evidence that they were at risk of being radicalised or absconding.

"The police spoke to the student's friends at that time and, further to this, they indicated there was no evidence the girls were at risk of being radicalised or absconding".

Other statistics found 225 inmates escaped or absconded from prisons in England and Wales in the last year.

The woman is Lyanna Stark, Ned's sister, who, depending on who you ask, was either kidnapped by or absconded with a rival prince named Rhaegar Targaryen.

Outcomes (died, discharged or absconded) were documented for 1351 patients (71.7%% of participants).

The discharge registers included patients' age, sex, date of admission and discharge, whether referred to the hospital or not, the discharge outcome (i.e. death, discharged home, home-based care or absconded), village or location of residence, and treatment given.

As shown in Table  5, higher scores on the HCR-20 were significantly associated with increased odds of absconding (OR = 1.11, p = .003).003