| The AP obituary says it was lung cancer and ascribes the disease to his smoking history, both of which I think are incorrect. |
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| Well, firstly I would take issue with the motives she ascribes to grown-up fans. |
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| Although she modestly ascribes a narrow focus to her study, this is belied by the breadth of the themes with which she engages. |
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| In view of the range he ascribes to the culverin, some remarks on gun performances are in order. |
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| Another conceptual problem in Dixons's work arises with the manner in which he ascribes agency to the cinema without problematizing this move. |
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| Lanza proposes a biocentrist theory which ascribes the answer to the observer rather than the observed. |
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| He ascribes this to the mildness of the sanctions for non-payment, which in the case of lesser sums is no more than a small fine. |
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| She now involves an assistant who understands what she wants, though she still ascribes the results to chance. |
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| The 39-year-old businessman ascribes his career to his exploratory spirit and wise management. |
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| As long as a believer ascribes his views to his faith, he can say anything he wants and if you don't like it, you're the bigot. |
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| A wealth of literature ascribes state failure and economic decline to the prevalence of neo-patrimonialism. |
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| This slogan ascribes great value to male characteristics and suggests that women also possess them. |
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| We are not receiving a proper representation based on our population, which is something our democracy ascribes to. |
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| The report ascribes this state of affairs to secondary causes and avoids tackling the root cause of the problem. |
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| It leads to the kind of thinking that ascribes a uniformity of opinion to every single member of a race, a religion, a sect, or a nation. |
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| The Kingdom of Morocco ascribes particular importance to the establishment of a nuclear-weapon-free zone in the Middle East. |
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| As the first sentence ascribes a property to a subject we might expect the others to do the same. |
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| I note that she herself falls short of recommending specific books or topics, and thus can be accused of the same timorousness that she ascribes to the text writers. |
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| Another theory ascribes the name to the meeting point of the Red Burn and Bog Stank streams within Cumbernauld Glen. |
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| The Afro-Bolivian people shall enjoy, in all relevant areas, the economic, social, political and cultural rights which the Constitution ascribes to indigenous and aboriginal farming nations and peoples. |
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| In conclusion, I would recall the central role my country ascribes to the United Nations in providing a comprehensive, universal response to the threat of terrorism. |
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| In so doing, it ascribes a normative and universal character to a unilinear pattern of evolution deducible from the history of those few countries that have experienced the greatest economic growth. |
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| Billington ascribes this failure rate to poor choices by Olivier rather than mere bad luck. |
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| Crown counsel performs his or her duties in the context of a system that ascribes fundamentally important, and counterbalancing responsibilities to defence counsel, and to the judge. |
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| There is no surer sign of a great mind than that it refuses to display intolerance of annoying expressions, but straightway ascribes them to the defective knowledge of the speaker, and so merely observes without feeling them. |
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| Historian Susan Maclean Kybett ascribes his demise to scurvy, which is caused by a lack of fresh fruits and vegetables. |
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| The prologue ascribes the authorship of the book to a committee of nine appointed by St Patrick to revise the laws. |
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| Not that the noncombative Mr. Tierney ascribes presidential powers to himself. |
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| This she ascribes to Britain's first-past-the-post system, which makes it nigh impossible for a nationally based third party to win a breakthrough. |
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| He ascribes the tight-lippedness of ordinary Rwandans to their culture. |
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| Whereas curatorial convention credits responsibility for the daguerreotype as a visual image to Doane, analysis of it as a visual document ascribes authorship to Chalifoux. |
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| Kenya ascribes to the principle of separation of powers as per the provisions of section 68 of the Constitution that establishes the Judicial Service Commission. |
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| On TV, Gruden's understanding of football strategy is less conspicuous than the sheer delight he takes in the game, and the urgency he ascribes to even the most banal triumph or miscue. |
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| The Chronicum Alexandrinum ascribes its discovery to Mercury, the son of Jupiter, or to Pisus, king of Italy, who quitting his own country went into Egypt. |
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| On the basis of her work she has stated that positive or negative outcomes do not result from physical correction per se but rather from the meaning a child ascribes to the discipline. |
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| The play ascribes different poetic forms to different characters, sometimes changing the form as the character develops. |
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| It ascribes the salvation of man to the unmerited grace of God and thus to predestination, but it attributes divine reprobation to man's sin and guilt. |
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