imputes

“The law imputes a special duty of care on custodial personnel, and in this case the sheriff’s deputy completely breached that duty and crossed the line into criminal conduct,” said Orange County Dist.

Like Van Gogh’s brush work, Thomas’s imputes electricity or some other unseen energy to the whole of the universe.

“Leave of absence still imputes the financial interests of the firm to him.”

The bureau imputes the characteristics of a small number of households in every census.

He imputes a political discomfort to critiques like Als’s that isn’t entirely fair, but he writes ardently and protectively.