Sentence examples for deemed delinquent from inspiring English sources

The balance rose as the bank tacked on lawyers' fees and the loan was deemed delinquent.

She points out the heavily gendered behaviors the state deemed "delinquent": young men were criminalized for idleness or vagrancy, young women for potential sexual behavior.

The argot of the juvenile system differs from that of an adult court, but to be deemed a delinquent is akin to being found guilty of a crime.

The measure, if approved, would allow the police to attach a large metal boot to a rear wheel of any automobile owned by a parent deemed chronically delinquent by a court or child welfare agency.

In November, the 16-year-old transgender girl known as Jane Doe was deemed a delinquent because of her history of violently fighting with other girls and staff at the facilities where she'd been housed since being taken into DCF custody at the age of 12.

She points out that Abbott House accepts no children referred by the New York State Office of Children and Family Services as a result of being deemed juvenile delinquents or juvenile offenders by the court.

A1 A 48-page Justice Department report paints a bleak picture of Mississippi's two state-run institutions for boys and girls deemed juvenile delinquents.

Stories like these are among the mildest of the accounts now emerging of life inside the Columbia and Oakley training schools, Mississippi's two state-run institutions for boys and girls deemed juvenile delinquents.

In November, 6.6percentt of so-called Alt-A home loans — those deemed somewhat less risky than subprime — were either delinquent by 60 days or more, in foreclosure, or had been repossessed.

They stated that "the waiver for non-homeless youth was deemed justifiable because discussing participation with caregivers could exacerbate existing tensions in the home related to the minor's engagement in delinquent activities on the street" [ 29].

He deemed this "offensive".