Thus, in the immediate context Paul is teaching that God imputes righteousness by faith in Christ apart from works. |
Modern studies, while confirming the haematozoic impact of malaria on the brain, no longer imputes mental disorders to this disease. |
From an economic point of view, therefore, interest imputes to individuals just as does wages. |
However, this imputes an attitude to the unfortunate Bourbon that simply cannot be deduced from this one-word entry. |
No one imputes to Coalition Governments any intention to violate the rights of ordinary Iraqis. |
Canada does not levy a gift tax, and the Act imputes interest at a prescribed rate only in specific cases. |