Past due; not paid at the scheduled time.
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Examples for "delinquent "
Examples for "delinquent "
1 Less is known about substance use and psychiatric comorbidity among delinquent adolescents.
2 Her pale face revealed the consternation and the apprehension of the delinquent .
3 They were the wife, the mother, and the children of the delinquent .
4 Without disturbing the delinquent , the captain replaced the lantern and passed forward.
5 Giddy delinquent reindeers with red hooters ignoring the rules of the road.
1 Garner's family and civil rights activists said the decision was long overdue .
2 Another prominent investor, Union Investment, said changes in strategy were long overdue .
3 A great film about the American civil rights movement is way overdue .
4 However, Otago University professor Michael Baker said a survey was long overdue .
5 Remove library overdue fines for children and young adults from 1 July.
6 As I've said for years, taking down Confederate flag is long overdue .
7 This move towards greater regulation of banks is long overdue , and welcome.
8 Federated Farmers president William Rolleston said the Reserve Bank decision was overdue .
9 A new piece of legislation and a genuine public debate is overdue .
10 However, there are at least four other imperatives present for overdue consideration.
11 Many health experts believe the world is overdue for an influenza pandemic.
12 He said action was overdue and needed to target players and spectators.
13 I think it's long overdue that that should take place, Griffiths said.
14 The commission has recently established a dedicated team to process overdue applications.
15 Mr Hipkins said the funding for Onehunga High School was long overdue .
16 It needs to, and Australia's uranium sector deserves some long overdue scrutiny.
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