Sentence examples for persons absent from inspiring English sources

Self-employed persons absent from work, except for family workers, are considered employed if they remain active during the absence.

In a longitudinal natural language development study in Germany, the acquisition of verbal symbols for present persons, absent persons, inanimate things and the mother toddler dyad was investigated.

For example, in Argentina, a law was created on the status of persons "absent by reason of disappearance," and laws were enacted governing the legal implications of that status.

Doing business in pieces may end up a productive formula — in the sense that walking 100 miles will still transport a person absent an airplane or a bus — but many outside Congress do not think such halting forward motion should be confused with actual success.

Two persons were absent for >3 days, one for a scheduled surgery and the other for an injury.

The results of the tests in this population showed few persons with absent sensory responses (Table 1), more commonly seen in patients with severe CTS.

The eight remaining patients attended at least four sessions; one person could not attend the first two sessions because of interference with his work schedule, two persons were absent once due to other appointments, and five persons attended all sessions.

If the selected person was absent two more attempts were made to interview that person.

Once that person becomes absent, as he or she inevitably will, we become aware that, in addition to no longer seeing this person, we are no longer seen.

Because the dead person is absent and voiceless (the word nox both rhymes with the Latin word vox, or voice, and contains the English word "no"), the bereaved is always experiencing the lost through other things: books, ideas, language, memory.

Mr Borrett, who led the council before the election, lost the leadership vote by 43 to 40 - one person was absent.