impute to, against, before, by or into?

The change may be imputed to mere fickleness and levity.

It may be imputed to the disapprobation with which his conduct has been regarded here.

I may have been unjust; but I will tell thee, at least, the fault that has been imputed to thee.

Political conduct and views which some respectable people approve, and others condemn, are constantly imputed to Congressmen.

These, I well know, are to be imputed to the mercy and goodness of God because we can do nothing without Him; and I still less than any.

And if a man imputes to you of bad things he knows you possess, do not impute to him bad things that you know he has for will assume the evil consequences of his abuse.

And if a man imputes to you of bad things he knows you possess, do not impute to him bad things that you know he has for will assume the evil consequences of his abuse.

He further claimed that the paragraph would be read as imputing to the police, and hence to him, the padlocking of the dining hall in order to starve the students into submission.

For Christ obtained the remission of sins, before he obtained adoption, before in the order of nature: and righteousness is imputed before sonship.

I have also not used my office to amass wealth as imputed by the publication.

Roberts couldn't meet the standard he imputed on himself, that he is like a baseball umpire calling balls and strikes.

As the court explained, once Google has that knowledge, it is imputed with the intent to cause whatever infringement occurs via the link.