Remember you bear the onus of professionalism.
Less-affluent clients bear the onus of making sure their own homes are secure.
If the talks collapse over that issue, he said, Israel will bear the onus of failure.
Sometimes O'Hara claims those seeking change should bear the onus of proof, but one could be sceptical about that, too.
But if you move in and my live music venue is already there, then you bear the onus of soundproofing your building".
In Nicaragua, women bear the onus of responsibility for the household production of health [ 40], in their roles as mothers, grandmothers, and increasingly, as income-earners.
An important ideology that underscores the creation of social policies in such a political climate is that families and voluntary agencies, rather than local states, should bear the onus of responsibility for assisting persons in need [ 22, 23].
Furthermore, when member states introduce SPS measures in the absence of international standards, or where those measures go beyond international standards, they bear the onus of demonstrating that each measure is reasonably supported by a risk assessment as defined in the Agreement [ 97].
Because throughout the trial the prosecution bears the onus of establishing guilt beyond reasonable doubt.
Keane is Rumsfeld's man inside the Army, but he is not in charge; Shinseki is in charge, but he bears the onus of the Defense Secretary's no-confidence gesture.
