| A child that has been deprived of the bond with its parents often displays a tendency towards deviancy and criminality before the age of five. |
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| The top five social concerns were crime, drug use and abuse among youth, youth deviancy, cost of living, and breakdown of the family. |
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| It is thus advisable to tighten regulations on control and to make punishments for deviancy harsher. |
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| Why do we spend so much energy understanding how people enter deviancy and no time understanding how they leave? |
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| Domestic violence leads to deviancy, culminating in children becoming lost in the world of oblivion. |
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| Every group, every lobby, every minority and every deviancy has developed its own methods of pressurising, intimidating and persecuting the majority, with the active or passive complicity of the authorities. |
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| We must safeguard the lives and futures of the Roma and their minors, especially those at risk of deviancy and abandonment, but not discredit or throw suspicion on a whole community, and avoid arousing anti-gypsy sentiment. |
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| Others, who are more vulnerable, need help to recover psychologically. Without this help, they suffer and they weigh down their community through various forms of inaptitude or deviancy. |
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| It is recognized in theory and in practice at the State level and by all specialist bodies, both public and private, that the response to abuse and violence, and also to deviancy, must be of the psychosocial type. |
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| Any deviancy is not the result of accident but indicates an unusual motive of the writer. |
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| The main aim was to reduce one aspect of deviancy in a group of adolescent girls, namely at-risk behaviour, by using the method of detached work. |
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| Reading the psychology, there is no cure for sexual deviancy and paedophilia anyway, so what alternative is there? |
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| Indeed, the kingdom's Council of Ulema, or religious scholars, recently issued a scathing condemnation of attacks on non-Muslim civilians as a form of deviancy. |
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| This sets off the vicious circle of deviancy and repression: starting from the point where vagrancy is considered an offence, criminalisation of children in street situations engenders more serious forms of delinquency. |
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| Social security provides for the social welfare of children and disabled persons who are without a carer and also for the welfare and reform of juveniles involved in cases of delinquency and deviancy. |
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| Critique: although the living surroundings clearly influence behaviour, it is far-fetched to put down crime and deviancy in an absolute and necessary dependence relationship with the child's environment. |
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| Prof Winlow was speaking ahead of the National Deviancy Conference next week. |
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