| Meanwhile, some lawmakers came down hard over absence of other lawmakers, complaining nonattendance of legislators was hampering daily business of the house. |
| Bethan Jenkins' nonattendance has been referred to her party group by the National Assembly's Presiding Officer Rosemary Butler. |
| Should the law require that nonattendance be a substantial likelihood before detention or other restrictions can be imposed? |
| Poor attendance and disengaged students have been such a problem that Agora dismissed 600 students last year for nonattendance, 149 of them just before state tests were administered, according to school board minutes. |
| When I told another student that he had been dropped from the class for nonattendance, he recorded the exchange and threatened to report me to my supervisor. |
| For example, the internationally acclaimed Oportunidades programme, which began in 1997 under the name Progresa, addresses overlapping issues of poverty, ill health, child labour, and school nonattendance and dropout. |
