Sentence examples for any onus from inspiring English sources

They add that it also allows those stripped of their citizenship to be killed or "rendered" without any onus on the British Government to intervene.

And, indeed, the ideas emphasized during the day didn't put any onus on a single group or religion.

Interviewees will be asked to give their written informed consent to their inclusion and will be assured of the right not to answer any part or the whole questionnaire, and their right to withdraw from the study at any time, without any onus on the participant or his/her family.

"I cannot assign to any supernatural force, or any God, the onus of choosing health or sickness," he said.

In any case, the onus for striking a good deal for Britain will eventually fall largely on May herself.

As with any property, the onus must be on the owner of that material to ensure its security and minimise the risk of theft.

She told CNN, in a story published Monday, that she had misplaced the thumb drive where she was storing the video after moving homes and that in any event, the onus was not on her to produce the "embarrassing and traumatizing" video.

"Putting the onus on any one group will not solve the problem and is not a sustainable solution".

He assured passengers that there need be no real terms increase in fares, placing the onus on any decision to raise prices directly with Mr Livingstone.

And army prosecutors have slapped a legally dubious ban on any coverage of it.The onus is now on Mr Erdogan to insist to the generals that they must take orders from him and not the other way round.

Such policies reverse the usual default assumptions about what is permissible and place the onus on any individual who has reservations, to "opt out".