delinquency
الانحراف
definition
noun
social causes of crime and delinquency
minor crime, especially that committed by young people.
translation of 'delinquency'
noun
جنوحية,
الدين المتأخر,
إهمال,
إثم
example
Theorists should acknowledge the role and importance of the peer group in explanations of crime and 'delinquency' .
There was no crime or childhood 'delinquency' on her record.
It regards lack of social control as a determinant of crime and 'delinquency' , including runaway as an early sign.
Crime and 'delinquency' among our young people would have been at a minimum today if heads of all religious faiths and homes had the respect and admiration of those under their charge.
Gender is no barrier to 'delinquency' and crime committed by youth.
These programs, called Blueprints, have been shown to reduce adolescent violent crime, aggression, 'delinquency' , and substance abuse.
In some cases, relative income deprivation may also contribute to the growth of significant social problems, including crime, 'delinquency' , and high rates of suicide and drug use.
he relayed this in such a manner as to imply grave 'delinquency' on the host's part
These expectations are consistent with the observation that departure from their own culture would increase the risk of crime and 'delinquency' .
There was a sentimental love for an old con, an eager romanticising of gaol and crime and social 'delinquency' .
social causes of crime and 'delinquency'
While urban police are the public officials who most directly regulate juvenile crime and 'delinquency' , their work has rarely been considered in histories of juvenile justice.
The folks at are charged with contributing to the 'delinquency' of the film-makers, who were likely duped into believing this could become a satisfying monster movie.
In doing so, crime and 'delinquency' are seen as the consequence of individual pathology and association with a ‘bad crowd.’
These are the girls who are vulnerable to getting caught in crime, 'delinquency' and early sexuality.
social causes of crime and 'delinquency'
The question on crime and 'delinquency' was particularly nice.
If this sort of relationship did not happen then maternal deprivation resulted which could lead to crime and 'delinquency' .
The questionnaire consists of 64 items which fall under the following categories: serious crimes, 'delinquency' , drug use, and school and family offenses.
Rather, both traditions framed crucial social policies in such areas as education, child welfare, 'delinquency' , imprisonment, crime prevention, and mental health.
Media reports on youth crime and 'delinquency' regularly paint a picture of undisciplined and dangerous young people with negative attitudes towards authority.
he relayed this in such a manner as to imply grave 'delinquency' on the host's part
A council has been blamed for a man's fall into 'delinquency' and crime which led to a life sentence in prison.
Since the latter half of the nineteenth century, the police have been the foremost public authorities who regulate juvenile crime and 'delinquency' .
The research center was launched to assist in the reduction of juvenile crime and 'delinquency' in Texas, according to officials.
Still, it reported in a recent filing that it, too, is bracing for more 'delinquencies' and charge-offs.
In addition to getting a re-sale certificate, the buyer also should get a sales tax clearance, to avoid being stuck with the seller's sales tax 'delinquencies' .
Consumer lending was strong, but there were some increases in consumer and business loan 'delinquencies' .
Rising 'delinquencies' reduce cash inflow from debt payments and increase collection expenses.
This is fine during boom times, but 'delinquencies' and repossessions can soar when the economy declines, obviously rendering the lender less inclined to extend credit in the future.
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