| In any event, she came forth with this imputation of careless work on the part of Dr. Lennon, an academic of some stature. |
| You're saying it's somehow less confident, weak, whatever the imputation – I just don't think that's sensible. |
| What was being said was close to an imputation, and members cannot get around rules against unparliamentary language by circumlocution. |
| To obtain global totals, gap-filling procedures involving imputation were used. |
| The judge found that the imputation that Newhouse was a liar was capable of arising. |
| You say this article carries the imputation that your client is guilty of procuring arson. |
