Examples of using Imputed in English and their translations into Chinese
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The Chinese military has been imputed for the recent cyber attack on the Australian Bureau of Meteorology(BOM).
But from a legal perspective, God counted Jesus as if he had personally committed every sin imputed to him.
He was not imputed with the guilt of Adam's first sin and He did not inherit a corrupt nature.
He objects to the qualification of the offences imputed to Mr. Colamarco Patiño as" political crimes".
Accounting, bookkeeping and auditing activities and tax consultancy and real estate, excluding imputed rents.
Patients who discontinued the trial or had missing end-point data at week 24 were imputed as having a primary end-point event.
The FAO database showed that, for 2007, rice production was imputed for 10 of the 16 Asian countries.
Participants stressed the need for clear explanation of the entire process leading to the imputed figures, including the data, definitions and techniques used to obtain imputed data.
Yet, authors do not disown them on account of this, nor are the errors by the press imputed to the author.
A significant amount of the country data in the FAO database has been imputed; some 30 per cent of the countries last conducted an agricultural census for either the 1980 or 1990 rounds.
In the resolution, the Economic and Social Council expressed concern about the validity of the use by international agencies of imputed data, particularly when there is a lack of transparency in their methodology.
He invokes the jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights, which has accepted cases when there is a continuing situation, act or omission that can be imputed to the authorities.
The redline shows what would have happened if that money had annually earned Social Security's imputed rate of return(about 2.2 percent for someone retiring today).
Bearing in mind this jurisprudence and the contents of general comment 28, discrimination against women that is based on or imputed to religion thus falls under the Committee' s mandate.
Most of the practices referred to are based on religion or imputed to religion or to customs which it is difficult to separate from religion in the broad sense of the term.
Now class consciousness consists in fact of the appropriate and rational reactions‘imputed'(zugerechnet) to a particular typical position in the process of production.
Unlike in other instruments or mandates, no practice is given prominence and most, as will be seen, are based on or imputed to religion.
The 1979 Convention does not explicitly address the issue of violence against women, including when it is the result of practices based on or imputed to religion.
Not reckoning, imputing, or charging the wrong to any man's account.
Surely those who impute lies to Allah will not prosper.