"You're such a guy," says the woman to her man, imputing either that he is thrillingly red-blooded or too pigheaded to ask for directions.
Her husband's income was imputed to her, and that income bumped them over the limit for cash assistance and food stamps.
In a day or two, we should begin to learn whether the first lady deserves the repute imputed to her, or whether I deserve a pop on the proboscis soon after noon on Jan . 20 , 2001
Those who thought she would make a good governor, Max Brantley said, pointed out that, in contrast to her husband, "she didn't waffle, she talked directly, she'd make the tough decisions," and he went on, "There was a wisdom and clarity of conviction imputed to her".
Her times to TOF 0.9 and 0.8 were imputed based on her time to TOF 0.7 of 61.9 minutes.TOF, train-of-four.
Clinton's] first steps in the Senate will be; anyone who says he does, based on her past performance, makes the mistake of imputing her acts to character rather than to situation.
Her tone of even politeness was an immediate reminder of the most basic way in which she has been said to be an asset to Trump's campaign: she must have learned her manners somewhere, and perhaps something could be imputed from that about how her father treated people.
Where her abilities are not ignored, imputed to men or praised in passing as though they have now faded, they are actively mocked.
Another potentially devastating aspect of the bill is that it stated that if the wife was previously employed, but currently is not, a percentage of her previous net income would be imputed and therefore reduce any alimony to be paid her.
