This only increases the onus on Cameron, his government and those speaking for European institutions to act in a responsible manner.
The rule could sharply increase the onus of practical family planning for working-class and poor women; when not subsidized by insurance, the price of a pack of birth-control pills can rise upward of a hundred dollars, and long-term, more effective methods, such as I.U.D.s, are initially even costlier.
This proposed legislation will address the issue of the online sales contract, increasing the onus on businesses and merchants to provide comprehensive product information to consumers purchasing at their site.
Since that time, as abortion opponents pursued an incremental strategy to increase the cost and onus of the procedure, waiting periods and intrusive "informed consent" requirements have become the norm in much of the country, upheld by judges who found that whatever burdens the regulations imposed were not so "undue" as to be unconstitutional.
Phillips navigated the Mets through some splashy, shrewd additions while increasing the payroll to $100 million; the onus of guiding this team into the playoffs will fall upon Valentine.
This is an important gap in view of the above challenges and the increased onus on researchers to build plans for PPI into their grant applications.
Therefore, there is an increased onus on the surgeon to minimise wound complication by attention to technique and choice of less risk-associated interventions in a multi-disciplinary environment, which may include preoperative anti-angiogenic therapies.
Where all staff have such training, the onus of leadership for palliative efforts is shared widely, thus reducing the individual burden and increasing the likelihood of some baseline of palliation being provided.
A bigger and busier government puts an onus on having a capable state and increases the cost of having a weak one.Most of the world's states are, however, poorly equipped to meet the challenge.
