आरोप लगाना (en. Impute)

Thus, while 'appeal' is a generic term broadly meaningful to all lawyers in describing a feature common to a wide range of legal systems, it would be misleading to impute a precise meaning to the term, or to assume, on the grounds that the word (or its translated equivalent) has international currency, that the concept of an appeal means the same thing in a wide range of systems.

Can there be actual disagreement on this issue that doesn’t impute to the other side the worst possible motivations?

The Development Authority is vested with drastic regulatory powers to investigate, make regulations, impute fault and even to impose penalties of a grave nature, to an extent of cancelling the lease.

Then, the supervised learning model was used to impute the survey responses for all 1.5 million customers.

The nature and magnitude of the injury was found to be simple in nature, therefore, the case of Amar Singh will, in no case, travel beyond IPC and to impute knowledge or intention of causing death of Jiledar on Amar Singh would under circumstances be unjust and unfair, therefore, conviction recorded against accused Amar Singh under/IPC becomes erroneous and Amar Singh is acquitted of charge under/Indian Penal Code.

Equally, it is not possible to impute an intent to render a decision on a point which was not before them and which they never intended to deal with, even though such as inference may seem to flow logically from the ratio decidendi of the case.

It has been alleged that there is no material on record to impute any knowledge or awareness on the part of the petitioners herein of any such dangerous or fatal consequences of four tour team going to the waterless river bed.