The charge involves only a small part of the widespread corruption imputed to him, but it sends a significant signal that Indonesia is trying to overhaul its economy and political system and lay the basis for the rule of law.
In a recent article, the Slovene philosopher and cultural critic Slavoj Žižek voices his disdain for the movie "Zero Dark Thirty," imputing to its director an intention to normalize torture and thereby endorse it.
Besides, outside of a narrow deontological interpretation of our ethical commitments, the whole notion of responsibility can be viewed not as something that is imputed to us (as it is for accountability), but rather as something that we actively take (Adam and Groves 2011).
The 'fear, suspicion or doubt' is, in some sense, 'irrealis': it is imputed to the generalised addressee, the readers of the piece, rather than observed as having occurred or being associated with any specified emoter.
And of course, it will concurrently be imputed to all A.-A.'s -- since, you know, they can't tell us apart anyway.
If, in spite of this, mediocrity shows in her acts and deeds, it strikes me as an absurd anomaly, to be imputed to the faults of Frenchmen, not to the genius of the land...
Almost all the crimes imputed to Mr. Milosevic in the indictment occurred during the NATO bombing.
So what are the other characteristics of this Harold, which the public imputed to Byron?
