imputation

He would have been the first man to deny the imputation.

Here's a fine imputation to our country: Well, go your ways, and stay, in the next room.

In general the core is a selection from the set of imputations.

The company tax rate has changed a few times through the life of dividend imputation.

I never heard so much as a malicious word or imputation.

The imputation theory was important because it addressed the question of economic value.

The core is the set of imputations that are not dominated.

"There's always the imputation that a terrible truth is being kept from you," he said.

The imputation was incredible, and terrible; could it be true?

These words agree in bringing home to a person the imputation of wrongdoing.

It can also be viewed as a special case of multiple imputation approaches.

I could not bear any imputation of disloyalty to my second husband.

For 2-player games the set of imputations coincides with the core.

Our sensitivity analysis showed that the worst and best case imputations were too extreme.

But I cannot rest under the cruel imputation of being moved by his wealth and having tried to capture him.

These imputations are too common, sir, And easily stuck on virtue when she's poor.

How dared the man make imputations about her honor?

Where no data are available, imputation is used to produce aggregate totals for key variables.

He swung back again to the imputation of idleness that had so hurt him.

It was the only imputation on his moral character that ever I heard of.'

The reasons are not disreputable, nor am I a criminal, although that imputation may be made.

Should I not cast from me, with irresistible force, such atrocious imputations?

Dividend imputation has been uncontroversial over most of its lifetime.

But nearly everyone admits that the imputations fall well short of capturing the real improvement in living standards.

Throughout the book there are imputations of homosexual experiences.