Sentence examples for on delinquency from inspiring English sources
She describes a trip to a Seattle bookstore, where her mother buys her some books, including one on delinquency.
The writer describes Harris's perspective on delinquency, which claims that delinquent behavior is more attributable to growing up in a bad neighborhood or without a lot of income rather than anything the parent might do.
During the campaign, Mr. Piñera boasted that he would create one million new jobs and crack down on delinquency and drug trafficking.
According to data from the National Observatory on Delinquency, which monitors crime, there is one theft every 90 seconds on average in France, and petty crimes like purse snatching have jumped 17 percent compared with last year.
The word "gendered" appears in the title of many presentations (as in "The Gendered Context of Stress and Its Effects on Delinquency Across and Within Gender"), and Marxism still has its own section (one paper: "The War in Iraq From a Marxist Perspective").
He is all about "mano dura," or "strong hand," his shorthand for a no-holds-barred crackdown on delinquency.
Other studies [ 36, 37] already demonstrated that social functioning and neurocognitive capabilities are apparently better in these subjects than in forensic inpatients with hands-on delinquency.
For mortgage-related securities, this value would be ascertained by third-party analyses using loan servicing data on delinquencies, defaults and performing mortgages.
As things now stand, some 3.2 million homeowners will likely lose their homes to foreclosure this year and next, and millions more will struggle to catch up on delinquencies.
Data on delinquencies reinforces the notion that servicers are inclined to let problem loans float in purgatory — neither taking control of houses and selling them, nor modifying loans to give homeowners a break.
These results indicate that caution should be exercised when we interpret the effect of EA participation on youth delinquency based on observational study designs.
