imputability

Voluntary facts alone have the characters of imputability and personality.

"We assume full imputability and transparency in our activities"

I mean no imputability under the law.'

(2125) [...] The imputability of this offense can be significantly diminished in virtue of the intentions and the circumstances.

The degree of the imputability of actions is to be reckoned according to the magnitude of the hindrances or obstacles which it has been necessary for them to overcome.

Nobody is subject to any ecclesiastical censure except for an external violation by that person of a law or precept that is gravely imputable by reason of malice or negligence, but imputability is presumed unless the contrary is clear.

Across Pliocene France in the Montagne Noire, where the latest storm was still many hours away, Marc and Brother Anatoly sat on the chalet balcony under the stars, drinking up the last of the Martell cognac and discussing the theological aspects of imputability and unconscious motivation.