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The word "delinquency" is correct and usable in written English
It refers to an action or behavior that is considered against the law. For example: "The recent increase in delinquency amongst teens has raised concern amongst the community."
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delinquency
noun
Misconduct
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France's poor suburbs indeed breed delinquency, and the delinquents are becoming more mobile.
This scene combines two of conservative middle America's favourite bêtes noires - nudity and kids on skateboards – for a masterclass in low-level juvenile delinquency from Bart Simpson.
In the anti-social behaviour legislation you have reacted to an outcry about delinquency - often justified - but you have produced bad law which allows gossip and rumour to be heard before the order is granted.
Songs such as Blitzkrieg Bop (which Tommy co-wrote), Sheena is a Punk Rocker and Rockaway Beach epitomised their gift for distilling melody and lyrics into ferociously concentrated doses, while Teenage Lobotomy or Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue evoked the aura of dumb leather-jacketed delinquency crucial to the Ramones mystique.
These government-mandated loans amount to almost two-thirds of all the junk mortgages in the system, and their delinquency rates are nine to fifteen times greater than equivalent rates on prime mortgages.Perhaps my colleague can point out the error in Mr Wallison's learned synopsis, in which the CRA and the GSEs appear to play more than "largely irrelevant" or "also-ran" roles.
Curiously, the introduction of an economics course led to higher debt burdens, with increased rates of delinquency later in life.
Children brought up in such homes fare worse than children raised by married parents over a range of academic and emotional outcomes, from adolescent delinquency to dropping out of school.
Compound interest can amplify even small periods of delinquency, leading to lower incomes, scarred credit ratings, even bankruptcy.
Loans are often harder to get and more expensive in the south, thanks to the high rates of delinquency and bankruptcy that prevailed during the crisis.Regional divides are common in many countries, says Gianni Toniolo, an economic historian at LUISS, but Italy's case is peculiar because of its longevity.
As part of a federal project to fight teenage delinquency, the university arranged a series of courses for the police and for schoolteachers who had to deal with the youngsters.
Credit-card delinquency in America rose to a record high in the second quarter of 2005, according to the American Bankers Association.
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