英語 での Delinquency の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Certificate to the effect that there is no delinquency in municipal tax(thing within 1 months after issue).
The link between physical abuse and delinquency does not necessarily equate to a link between harsh discipline and delinquency.
The delinquency rate at ages 15 and 16 was remarkably low for those born in 1977 when compared to those with other birth years.
Parents of such children have been prosecuted, and are threatened with prosecutions for causing delinquency.
Wertham's ideas were picked up by the Senate Subcommittee on Juvenile Delinquency and its prime mover Senator Estes Kefauver.
One of the two studies found that violent video games promoted both aggressive behavior and delinquency.
Interventions to enhance care and concern.-The second area for intervention is parent-child affiliative relationship and the role of attachment in the origin of delinquency.
In the United States, since covenant-lite loans-- that is, loans with eased financial covenants-- and the delinquency rates of subprime auto loans have increased, their future developments warrant close attention.
His research activities encompass applied behavior analysis, positive behavior supports, behavioral response to intervention, functional behavioral assessment, school safety, youth violence prevention, and juvenile delinquency prevention.
One member said that, since increases had been seen, for example, in covenant-lite loans-- loans with eased financial covenants-- and in the delinquency rates of subprime auto loans, the member was paying close attention to future financial developments.
Debt and, delinquency, such as"minus of assets(liabilities)" of the tax will also be inherited(inheritance will be started at the time of death).
In New York, bankers reported declining delinquency rates for commercial and industrial loans, but no change in delinquencies for other loan categories.
The state also has the second-highest credit card delinquency rate, with 1.45 percent of Florida cardholders being more than 90 days delinquent on one or more cards.
Delinquency rates were flat or trending down in Cleveland, while delinquency rates in the New York District rose for commercial mortgages, decreased in the consumer lending category, and remained unchanged for all other loans.
Taking this leadership edge to mobility, the mobile banking product suite comprises of mCAS(loan origination software), mServe(loan management software) and mCollect(Delinquency& collection management software).
Secure attachments are linked to better social and academic outcomes, greater moral internalization, and less delinquency for children, and have been found to predict later relationship success.
In the United States, delinquency rates have risen not only for mortgage loans but for commercial real estate loans and consumer loans as well, reflecting the weaker U.S. economy.
Delinquency also encompasses status offenses: acts that are illegal only for young people, such as running away from home and school truancy.
The delinquency rate among those born in 1984 and in 1990 indicated similar trends but with the delinquency rate of those born in 1984 being relatively high at age 17 or older. Fig.
Chronic delinquency is often accompanied by other disruptions in an adolescent's life, such as substance use, gang activity, and dropping out of school.