"The guard went through everything as if we were delinquents," he said.

Under that new approach, tax delinquents who did not pay in full were having their cases put aside.

The last time they'd done anything like this, they had been criminals, or at least delinquents.

No one in his right mind would call the Delinquents a memorable piece of work.

He is, after all, at work on a book about the moral sense of juvenile delinquents.

Many young delinquents think there are no consequences to their actions.

As for the delinquents complaining about who wrote the article, does it matter?

Then we can decide whether or not to hire the delinquents.

He said most of those arrested in the riots were already known delinquents.

The film is about a group of delinquents planning a bank robbery.

Or did you just write us off as "juvenile delinquents?"

As parents, these delinquents often fail to give their children an adequate sense of right and wrong.

I got caught up in the streets, like my two older brothers - they were delinquents.

Early this year, the government said it would start a "bad bank" to help credit card delinquents.

"I know all my delinquents by heart," she said sarcastically.

Young people who broke the law were "delinquents," not criminals.

He lashed out at city residents because "the support we see is for the delinquents."

Due to his large build delinquents thought that he would be good material for their gangs.

Children whose parents did not want to have a child are more likely to grow to be delinquents or commit crimes.

What they've learned offers hope to all multitasking delinquents out there.

She said the local newspaper agreed to publish the names of tax delinquents.

In such cases they are often mixed with delinquents.

And all from letting delinquents get out of hand!

Turning a Soviet cemetery into some kind of a delinquents' playground.

Outside, a group of juvenile delinquents showed up on motorcycles.

Her first job was teaching at a school for delinquent girls.

He is considered as a delinquent teacher by the students.

What we find instead is a kind of delinquent black camp.

Some frustrated officials are now trying to force parents to take control of their delinquent children.

They'd have been delinquent in their job if they hadn't tried.

He was found delinquent and served time on house arrest.

It helps the delinquent to see it's a crime against the community.

The bank then may increase the pressure on the delinquent owners.

He also spent seven years as a counselor to delinquent boys.

He also said the city must improve its collection of delinquent taxes.

Often used to refer to accounts more than 90 days delinquent.

Patients had no power over their lives and care was chronically delinquent.

No surprise, then, that 3.16 percent of these loans are already delinquent by two months or more.

"But many of these churches are delinquent on their payments."

Once the homeowner is three months delinquent, the process begins.

I guess fathers tend to be delinquent, in our family.

"The public health outweighs a delinquent bill of a month or two."

The comedy centers on the mother of three delinquent boys.

She added, "I'm not really delinquent in watch standing yet; today was my day off."

Nonetheless, such a delinquent person must be willing to fast when in health.

All states must now report delinquent parents' debts to credit agencies.

What if we move out before the delinquent homeowner sells?

Some people - and not just delinquent taxpayers - are unhappy with the state's plan.

They were at what the police resignedly consider the delinquent age.

I was beginning to feel like the father of a delinquent teenager."