Syria's juvenile delinquency law of 1974 considers delinquent juveniles to be victims.

(a) A child deprived of his her freedom shall be separated from adults in special places for delinquent children.

She's what you call a delinquent mom, but she's good at cooking, and most importantly, she's a really caring parent.

And then I'll introduce you to one more character, this guy, Ernest, who is basically a juvenile delinquent in a fish body.

By contrast, some of the sponsors of the divisive draft resolution just adopted had been consistently delinquent in paying their full UNIFIL assessments.

The foreclosure relief plan is off to an even slower start, and is likely to run into numerous problems concerning how to rework delinquent mortgages without inducing a lot more delinquencies.

Member of the Commission appointed by the Criminal Court of Appeals of Buenos Aires, Argentina, to plan the reform of the legal status of dependants, orphans and delinquent youth, September 1974.

The authors provide some interesting evidence in this context. They show, for example, that the misrepresentation is correlated with higher defaults down the line delinquent payments on misreported loans are more than 60 higher than on loans that are otherwise similar.

The second reason that a million US women have filed for bankruptcy is that legislation enacted in 2005 now pits individual women who can t afford costly legal advice against credit card companies in terms of who gets paid first when ex husbands owe delinquent credit card payments and child support payments.

Compared to banks that are not undergoing examination, the volume of loans by banks in the six quarters surrounding a CRA examination is 5 higher, and these loans are 15 more likely to be delinquent one year after origination. In other words, banks undergoing examination lend more and make riskier loans and these findings are even more pronounced in CRA eligible tracts.