in absentia

She did, however, start to get to know him in absentia.

They got to know each other in absentia, during the war.

To a degree, George was in absentia from his own life.

There is even a name for it: a service in absentia.

He has fled the country and was tried in absentia.

The two were among 9 of the 12 defendants tried in absentia.

Perhaps I should introduce you to a few of the others, in absentia.

They were tried in absentia and the case dragged on for several years.

The seven tried in absentia were either hiding or outside the country.

As a result he was sentenced to death in absentia by the Republican government.

This means that defendants should not be tried in absentia.

Three suspected members of the network are being tried in absentia.

Any trial of American citizens is expected to happen in absentia.

Four men were tried and convicted in absentia for the crime.

"Oh yes, you have been tried in absentia many times over the years.

On September 24, 1948, he was sentenced in absentia to death.

He was elected a member, in absentia, on 1 June 1774.

Eight Lebanese are to be tried in absentia on the same charges.

It will have to try many of the villains in absentia.

He was then tried in absentia, found guilty though never executed.

He's been in absentia seven years, so you might exercise a civil claim.

Let's say you were tried in absentia and sentenced to death as a war criminal.

He was sentenced to death, in absentia (without him being there).

In absentia healthcare has probably existed for more than 1500 years.

Only one of the accused has been arrested, while the others were tried in absentia.