Morgan's piece, on the MailOnline, where he is editor-at-large, placed the onus of ending use of the N-word on African Americans.
Hence there is an onus on at-risk relatives to be aware of their family history and request screening or risk-reducing strategies, resulting in possible inequality of access.
But for now at least the onus lies with the arts.
But at bottom, the onus is always on advocates of change to justify a change which may only serve to heighten disaffection if it fails to deliver the benefits it promises.
Second, with no sporting director at United the onus is on the manager to decide transfers, and Moyes's record (the players he failed to sign, the failure of Marouane Fellaini and his inability to get the best out of Juan Mata) would not instil confidence that he could do better with the investment needed in the summer.
Secondly, with no sporting director at United the onus is on the manager to decide transfers, and Moyes' record (the players he failed to sign, the failure of Marouane Fellaini and his inability to get the best out of Juan Mata) wouldn't instil confidence that he could do better with the investment needed in the summer.
If he is to succeed, he needs a much stronger hand than he has at present.In this section Blair, the BBC and the war In a stew The small candle of non-violence To arms Gaming the rules Reprints Related items Palestinian ceasefire: Bending in the windJul 24th 2003The onus, at this point, is squarely on Mr Sharon to help Mr Abbas keep alight the dim flame of non-violence.
At the moment the onus to tell people about gift aid is placed entirely at our door.
At other banks the onus seems to be on customers to spot all rogue payments.
Were Australia to win at Headingley, however, the onus would shift to England to force the win.
