Examples of using Ascribed in English and their translations into Dutch
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
The reason that it has been ascribed to a prophet by a group of.
The whale is ascribed an almost human intelligence.
This young man's father had been ascribed to the Panchen Lama.
And each letter in the Hebrew alphabet is ascribed a number.
It is a denial that a monetary value can be ascribed to everything.
There are around 50 works ascribed to him.
In Dalyan, about 50 km north of the apartment, is a natural hot spring which of course many good properties for the body are ascribed.
Indeed Allah does not forgive that partners should be ascribed to Him, but He forgives anything besides that to whomever He wishes.
Surely Allah does not forgive that a partner be ascribed to Him, although He forgives any other sins for whomever He wills.
After Saul's victory over the Ammonites(which he ascribed to Yahweh) the Philistines became alarmed
There was a death last night that I ascribed to natural causes,
I did discover some bone abrasions that Fisher ascribed to the victim's fall from the sky.
And, don't forget, to this imagined wish of God they ascribed the famine.
that he did not hold the opinions Luxemburg ascribed to him.
This physics ascribed to its theories an ontological value.
The unemployed themselves ascribed not only the widespread unem ployment in the Netherlands
God does not forgive that compeers be ascribed to Him, though He may forgive aught else if He please.
The considerable increase in mobility cannot be ascribed merely to a change in the behaviour of transport-users.
Changes in job content after the innovations are not to be ascribed to the alter native fully continuous system but rather to improved production procedures.
The negative reactions in Company C, finally, are to be ascribed to the decrease of weekend and holiday work with their high shift premiums.