Delinquency in a sentence

To monitor mortgage performance comprehensively, CoreLogic examines all stages of delinquency, as well as transition rates, which indicate the percentage of mortgages moving from one stage of delinquency to the next.

A juvenile family member was taken into custody and was charged with delinquency by felonious assault, the LPD statement said.

An opposition lawmaker, who has called Kanda a "criminal," said his tax delinquency had given the impression that people do not have to pay taxes.

Delinquency rates for business loans are back at their 2019 lows, giving us a clear indicator that businesses are not being hit as hard as might have been expected a few months ago.

Despite past growth, the current economic landscape suggests that SoFi might see increased delinquency rates on its loans, and its growth could decelerate.

He said there are plans in place to deal with juvenile delinquency and for a complete overhaul and development of the “juvenile environment” to assist young persons on island.

Looking under the hood, consumer confidence fell the most for households under 35 or earning less than $15,000 – the same group disproportionately affecting the small uptick in delinquency transition rates.

That isn't to say that immigrants never commit crimes — only that the level of "delinquency," as the authors put it, isn't outside the normal rate for any group of humans.

The delinquency and charge-off rates on commercial real estate were 0.68% and 0.04% at the end of last year.

The higher interest rates go, and the longer they remain high, the higher delinquency rates could rise, although they are still, of course, starting from low levels.

Two days ago, we ended the month of October and we can see SME's delinquency reducing it.

Credit card delinquency rates on the riseU.

Equifax also took a look at mortgage delinquency rates across Canada, finding Ontario and B.C. residents were the most affected.

I don’t recommend underachievement, let alone delinquency, for anybody.

In a separate post, economists at the St. Louis Fed pointed out that credit card delinquency rates are returning to historically more normal levels after pandemic-related government assistance programs pushed them to unusually low numbers.

Research has revealed delinquency, depression and unhealthy sexual attitudes among young people exposed to pornography, particularly that which is violent or extreme.

Strengthen the Base aligns closely with the core principles of the Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act (), advocating for community engagement, support and the well-being of youth as a whole.

The audit report not only exposes Zoodlabs’ financial delinquency but also points to systemic failures in oversight and enforcement.

The church, law agency or any type of social organisation attributes equal share of responsibilities because these institutions can play a unique preventive role with regard to crime and delinquency in any given society.

The guy who buys the beer for a minor will be charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor.