Sentence examples for cannot be imputed to from inspiring English sources

"Accordingly, his knowledge of his own perjury cannot be imputed to the prosecution".

A wrong intent cannot be imputed to it.' Florida C. & P. R. Co. v. Reynolds, 183 U. S. 471, 480, 46 L. ed.

There cannot be imputed to Congress the purpose to in any way interfere with the full power of the states over matters committed to their care, nor can the use by an individual of packages such as Congress has authorized be condemned as an evasion of state laws.

But since it is not shown that plaintiff's New York sales representative Cohn at any time had any duty to investigate whether bakers, such as the defendant, who did not purchase mixes from the plaintiff and who were not authorized to use its trademark, were in fact using the mark, his knowledge of defendant's use, whatever it may actually have been, cannot be imputed to the plaintiff.

However, the intention to omit unforeseen, later-discovered technologies cannot be imputed to this statute, and is negated by the all-inclusive breadth of the definition that was written.

This negative influence of bevacizumab pre-treatment cannot be imputed to patient characteristics which were not significantly different between bevacizumab pretreated patients and non-pretreated patients, although it must be noted that 42% of bevacizumab pretreated patients carried KRAS mutated tumors vs 29% in non-pretreated patients (p = 0.48).

It is racism, she says, which can be imputed to events in Israel.

Thus, the court must address whether the affiliate's action may be imputed to Defendant.

This evidence of misconduct should be imputed to the prosecutor, even if he has never looked into the personnel file.

The OCS-R loop can be imputed to the cable loop side, or the cable loop can be imputed to the OCS-R loop side.

This ignorance can often be imputed to personal responsibility .