delinquent
నేరాలుగా
definition
noun
young delinquents
a delinquent person.
adjective
delinquent children
(typically of a young person or that person's behavior) showing or characterized by a tendency to commit crime, particularly minor crime.
translation of 'delinquent'
తప్పులు చేసిన,
ధర్మమును నిర్వర్తించని
example
‘When the previous home was there, which housed 'delinquent' teenagers, they did not feel the need to fence them in like this,’ she added.
He is a farmer who marries a rich woman from the city and finds life in Athens with her and his 'delinquent' son torturous.
Punish the 'delinquent' employees and also the people who contaminate the atmosphere.
Additionally, house prices continue to appreciate for the time being, lowering the debt/equity ratio and making it less likely that the 'delinquent' homeowners will walk away from their equity.
In the circumstances, it seems extraordinarily 'delinquent' on the part of the regulators to abrogate their collective responsibilities in this area.
The loan officer agreed to extend the 'delinquent' 's due date and offered him an additional $250,000 to get through the rough times.
In some places, he used some harsh language to blame the irresponsible parents for their lack of support for their 'delinquent' children.
As that happens, you'll see more companies trolling through tax records, looking for 'delinquent' homeowners to exploit.
Wage garnishment is a creditor collection tool that a 'delinquent' debtor can escape by filing for bankruptcy.
Lower provisions for 'delinquent' loans also helped.
She's also the only proper grown-up on the show, trying to keep her family together as she deals with an unfaithful husband and a 'delinquent' son.
The home was intended to provide temporary shelter for dependent and 'delinquent' children until permanent placement in homes or institutions could be arranged.
If you failed to make payments and any of your accounts were sent to collection, information about the 'delinquent' accounts appears here.
It waived millions of dollars in 'delinquent' fees on late-paying cardholders and increased credit limits to cash-starved clients.
She got a particularly strong ovation, especially from female patrons, when she rendered a ditty about making 'delinquent' fathers support their children.
When we focus only on 'delinquent' students, we allow some of the real culprits in this cycle of school degeneration to escape unscathed.
Chasing down 'delinquent' accounts is no fun either.
She was probably some 'delinquent' teenager's mom.
Usually, these 'delinquent' mothers are charged by the police and have to serve a sentence.
A consumer can be 'delinquent' on one account and pay other accounts on schedule.
One thinks of Yeats's poem on another 'delinquent' genius, Catullus.
At least 16 per cent are 'delinquent' or in foreclosure, and 4.6 percent actually are in foreclosure.
Leaflets published outside the country blamed the government, accusing it of being 'delinquent' in carrying out its duties and criticizing the deployment of troops to suppress the uprising.
He was on the cusp of becoming a 'delinquent' teenager when a Christian camp counselor asked if he was going to heaven or hell: He decided at that moment to dedicate his life to Christ.
In fact, they mattered more than her wretchedness, even more than my loved, lost and 'delinquent' father who had put us in this situation.
In the aftermath of the incident, his government will have to take quick and resolute steps with thorough probes and punishments of the 'delinquent' officials concerned.
The various utilities might then have the leverage to disconnect each other's services in order to ensure recovery of arrear and 'delinquent' accounts.
Proceeds from the sale must be applied first to 'delinquent' rent and, if authorized by the lease, to the costs of packing, moving and storing the property.
Say you've got $20 million in 'delinquent' receivables.
To be precise, the delinquency rates are calculated as the percent of borrowers holding a particular type of credit who are 'delinquent' 30 days on one or more accounts.
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