Abscond used in a sentence

Abscond in a sentence as a verb

The will abscond with peoples money, commit fraud, issue bad lonas and do any number of other things with it.

Anyway he will probably abscond will the hoard before paying anything out.

There is a _very_ rich tradition of Bitcoin service operators absconding with customer funds and blaiming "hackers".

For purposes of prevention/screening/etc., I think it makes sense to differentiate between "pilot wants to put the plane in the ground" and "pilot wants to abscond with the plane".

Banks have figured out how to comply with the law, allowing law enforcement to seize bank assets, without letting employees abscond with deposits; it's not difficult.

There's a term for financial institutions where you have a well defined legal remedy/recourse if they abscond with your deposited money – they're called "banks".MtGox is _not_ a bank.

Bitcoin businesses are divided into exactly two types:- those that have absconded with all customer funds- those that are planning to abscond with all customer funds

Stellar has the benefit of being more likely to be adopted by existing centralized financial institutions, which are far less likely to abscond with your money, than the various gateways/exchanges that deal in Bitcoin.

The intent here is instead to establish safeties for the demand-side such that they can hire with relative peace of mind, knowing that even if the person sucks at programming, they won't abscond with your codebase, engage in conflicts of interest, etc.

For example, you need a solid solution for multiple "write-only" offsite backups of 'cold keys' because otherwise you simply risk your assets being permanently destroyed due to a simple hardware failure, but if anyone in your company is able to singlehandedly recover&decrypt a single such backup then he can immediately abscond with all money.