Ascribes

He ascribes the hospital blast to an errant rocket fired by Gaza militants.

He ascribes the success of the FF+ in the 2019 national elections to his principle of straight talk.

Other distinctions between these three types come from popular culture, which ascribes different effects to different types.

He ascribes the dominance of cold beverages to their novelty, along with their ability to be customized and act as a gateway.

Though the Torah ascribes to Shavuot the aforementioned agricultural significance, the Sages concluded the festival actually commemorates the giving of the Ten Commandments amidst the fire and brimstone of Sinai.

The society had argued that the curfew limits rights and ascribes penal consequences without any legitimate aim.

Whatever account one ascribes to, we are still left with this question: Why would a loving God let this happen?

When she doesn't want the lifestyle to which he ascribes, they have to separate, and he returns to England.

The ‘learned’ that everyone ascribes to us, suggests amongst other attributes that we are- skilled not only in the art of our trade/calling but also in the mechanics of a just society.

In some cases, the person filing the report is convinced the side effects were caused by the drug; in others, the reporter ascribes no cause but notes that the patient was on the drug.

Mr Mustapha in fact ascribes so much power to his party and the president that he finds it quite attractive to promise the presidency to the Igbo in exchange for their support in 2019.

The letter said the bid "ascribes no value" to NXP or to Qualcomm's plans to roll out new devices for the fifth generation of wireless networks known as 5G.

All that remains of his thought is what later tradition ascribes to him.

Apart from the fact that Rousseau ascribes these words to an unknown princess, vaguely referred to as a "great princess", the purported writing date precedes Marie Antoinette's arrival in France.

As many modern thinkers will, Plato ascribes relativism to Protagoras and uses his predecessor's teachings as a foil for his own commitment to objective and transcendent realities and values.

At present, neither modern scholarship nor church teaching ascribes Hebrews to Paul.

Billington ascribes this failure rate to poor choices by Olivier rather than mere bad luck.sfnGielgud and Olivier himself later considered that not being in the nearly two-year run of Journey's Endsfn helped Olivier's career.

Dumville, Wessex and England, p. 151; Nelson, "Rulers and government", p. 104 However, Sarah Foot ascribes his decision to remain unmarried to "a religiously motivated determination on chastity as a way of life".

Genesis, however, ascribes the laughter to Isaac's parents, Abraham and Sarah, rather than El.

He ascribes the probable cause of these early deaths to negligence, foolishness and lack of proper medical knowledge and attention.