Sentence examples for great onus from inspiring English sources

If Lahm plays at full-back, that puts a great onus on Santi Cazorla, who will presumably be restored to the left side of Arsenal's 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1

"Yes, there is some resentment and disappointment there, but there is a great onus on both the chairman and administrators to work on a solution.

So the greatest onus in this lose-lose situation rests on government.

Either way, much greater onus will be placed on building up Afghan security forces, a task only seriously begun four years ago.

But he stressed that there was a greater onus on banks and also bankers to take responsibility.

But in April, new legislation came into force in Wales that puts greater onus on local authorities to prevent homelessness.

The main strikers will be missing for both teams, with both Sergio Agüero and Robin van Persie absent through injury, so there will be greater onus on Wayne Rooney to perform.

Both sides share the blame with Mr. Obama and Arab leaders (we put the greater onus on Mr. Netanyahu, who has used any excuse to thwart peace efforts).

As longer, elliptical racetracks were built in New York and throughout the South, a greater onus was placed on jockeys to pace their horses.

Ms Carrio lacks serious policies for government, and would find it hard to engineer any recovery.All of this puts greater onus on Mr Duhalde to lay the foundations of recovery before stepping down.

China may aim for an earlier greenhouse gas emissions peak before its 2030 deadline, putting a greater onus on Australia to work with its key trading partner on renewable energy rather than fossil fuels, says a leading Chinese analyst.