Delinquents in a sentence

Among those policies, he said, were creating an education system that did not “indoctrinate or perpetuate fringe ideas such as gender ideology or critical race theory” and a police force that would arrest “delinquents and deviants”.

Hatching a plan to win back their significant others, Brodie and TS enlist the help of professional delinquents Jay and Silent Bob to hijack the gameshow in a bid to win back Brandi.

I am including some images of the good Blue Sisters, committed to relieving the sufferings of those in pain and, in 1980, despicably arrested and kicked out of Malta under armed police escort like the hardened delinquents they undoubtedly were.

This is the kind of pointedly bloviating language one might encounter in a scare film or a "social problems" cautionary drama about juvenile delinquents in the 1950s.

Among the reported delinquents is the Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs.

Their main advantage over the Grounders and Sky People was their superior technology, shown in their first appearance when they infiltrated the Delinquents’ camp with gas grenades and tactical gear before taking most of them away.

They send done 100 teenage criminal delinquents, and the series then follows the kids on Earth, as they realize there are more survivors down there and the government in space, who they know they can't trust.

Here, I saw juvenile delinquents for the first time - boys with their shirt collars turned up, pompadours freshly greased, girls with tight, black, long skirts, ballet slippers and head scarves tied around their Debra Paget hairdos.

She added that she is also fearful of being robbed by delinquents who would make use of such environments to commit their acts.

That makes the church one of the city’s ten biggest real estate tax delinquents, based on the principal owed, and now a new tax bill has just come up in the amount of $108,294.

The minors who lived in the institutions, which were similar to youth penitentiaries, were considered juvenile delinquents or "neglected wards" and were held under child welfare legislation.

So, how does a white woman from the suburbs manage to reach delinquents, many of whom are minorities, and almost all of whom grew up poor?

The American Cinematheque concludes its retrospective of Japanese genre master Seijun Suzuki with “ultra-rare” 35mm prints of Everything Goes WrongFighting Delinquents.

Woman Finds Four Burglars Inside Turtle Creek Home, Concord Police Responding To SceneFour juvenile delinquents, most likely live in the immediate area, because they're too young to drive a getaway car.

Despite the slingshot's reputation as a tool of juvenile delinquents, the NSA reported that 80% of slingshot sales were to men over 30 years old, many of them professionals.

He believed violent comics were causing children to be reckless and were turning them into delinquents.

The building itself had been a target for attacks from vandals, delinquents and supervillains alike, however, the building is always restored, rebuilt and refurnished to continue upholding the law and maintaining justice in a city filled with corruption.

The video game was one of several concepts that helped to reform the image of the arcade as a seedy hangout for delinquents.