Moreover, absentee farmers face unexpected problems.

The Absentee Voter apos s Bill, which was signed into law on 28 July 1972, provides for absentee voting procedures.

The Absentee Voter apos s Bill, which was signed into law on 28 July 1972, provides for absentee voting procedures.

All over Wyoming and Montana we got absentee owners.

You gonna be a working boss, or absentee? Say that again.

The alternative of absentee ballot voting presents significant technical difficulties and costs.

Maryland now offers both early voting in person and absentee voting by mail.

Absentee agriculture also bolsters national pride and pride in traditional diets by specializing in vegetables specific to the region.

To be sure, absentee farming by elites and educated urban workers can t solve all of Africa s urgent food needs.

A largely non existent European policy toward the region has been dictated by the absentee monopolists of policy in Washington.

It all started when I registered to cast my absentee vote in Tunisia s 2014 legislative elections in New York City.

D.C. The District of Columbia required an excuse for early voting and absentee voting, until its primary election on September 14, 2010.

Perhaps the most significant was the transfer of the land from absentee landlords to those who lived and worked on the farms.

The Duranno Father School was started by a church in Seoul in the 1990s, as a response to an epidemic of absentee fathers in South Korea.

On 25 July 1994, a member of the Jahalin Bedouin tribe received an eviction notice from the office of the Guardian of Absentee and Governmental Property.

Wangari is one of thousands of urban workers in Kenya and one of hundreds of thousands, even millions, across Africa who are increasing their incomes through absentee agriculture.

Tomorrow, I want you to call Mr. Robinson and instruct him to draw up the necessary papers and to have them served forthwith on that worthless, absentee husband of yours.

Perhaps the most visible political support for absentee agriculture is in Liberia, a small West African country where civil war destroyed agriculture, rendering the population dependent on food imports, even today.

38. Prior to 1982, the economy of the Falkland Islands (Malvinas) was based on sheep ranching on large farms owned by absentee landlords islanders were largely employed as shepherds and labourers.

In addition, it is without a functioning civil administration and characterized by absentee personnel who ironically receive their salaries while the city could not even allocate a budget for public services or capital improvement.

25. The economy of the Falkland Islands (Malvinas) had traditionally been based on the raising of sheep, grazed on ranches owned by a few absentee landlords with islanders largely employed as shepherds and labourers.

44. From the mid nineteenth century until the 1980s, almost all the land was owned by absentee landlords and commercial interests, the largest of which was the Falkland Islands Company which had been operating since 1851.

In Nigeria, former President Olusegun Obasanjo has a huge diversified farm and has pushed for policies to help absentee farmers prosper. In Uganda, Vice President Gilbert Bukenya routinely travels the country, promoting higher value farming, such as dairy production.

Born of a white mother and an absentee Kenyan father, residing in Indonesia as a boy, raised in adolescence by a white single mother in Hawaii, he was forced to figure out his place in life on his own.

85. Public enterprises, which suffer from absentee ownership, unspecified goals and trade offs, political and bureaucratic interference, divided accountability, and lack of management incentives, are not generally breeding grounds for entrepreneurship, despite some eminent exceptions (for instance, in Singapore).

The measure, based on Israel's Absentee Property Law , which has repeatedly been invoked to facilitate the seizure of Palestinian homes and land since 1950, is intended to prevent the use of these lands by their owners and transfer ownership to the occupying Power.

In 1982, the Company began to sell off its land, into private local ownership in 1991, the local Government bought the last 900,000 acres along with the acreage still owned by absentee landlords and created some 90 smaller farms which were sold to islanders.

The Working Group recommends that States promote educational programmes within primary and secondary schools on the mechanics of voting within their territories (such as providing instruction on the use of a polling machine or voting via absentee ballot) to encourage voting by a greater number of people of African descent.

The recent attempt by the Government of Israel to entrench its unlawful annexation of East Jerusalem by reinstating the Absentee Property Act, while a failure, had been a stark reflection of Israel's colonial intentions and bad faith, which were absolutely contrary to the conditions for a resumption of the peace process.