Sentence examples for main onus from inspiring English sources
The phrase "main onus" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to indicate the primary responsibility or burden in a particular situation. Example: "The main onus of ensuring the project's success lies with the project manager."
The main onus here is on China.
Otherwise there will never be peace.That would put the main onus on the Somalis to sort out their own affairs.
The main onus is on banks to identify their customers (a company without a bank account is not much use).
Mr. Annan again put the main onus on the government of President Assad, saying it had "greater responsibility in terms of its size to really do whatever it can to reduce the violence".
WASHINGTON — More than two years after Congress passed a landmark law meant to prevent the importation of contaminated food that sickens Americans, the Food and Drug Administration proposed rules on Friday that for the first time put the main onus on companies to police the food they import.
But Mr Wells has put the main onus of making cuts firmly at the feet of the five Northern Ireland health trusts.
Now, with 75percentt unemployment among Iraqi youth (mainly due to the US government disarming the Iraqi army the country's main employer), the onus to provide has fallen upon women.
There's one who talks about seeing the bus coming for the special needs children, and thinks, 'If only we'd got to the mothers beforehand.'" Some documents talk about the main carer, but the onus is overwhelmingly on the mother.
He was a daring forward who would take all the onus of being the main man in attack, while Terim would rage from the sidelines against any of the supporting players who gave less than 100 percent.
FRANKFURT — The European Central Bank left its main interest rate unchanged Wednesday, choosing to put the onus on political leaders to address increasingly dangerous tension in the euro zone.
The essayist Thomas de Quincy (1785 1859) wrote: Each separate monster period is a vast arch, which, not receiving its keystone, not being locked into self-supporting cohesion until you nearly reach its close, imposes of necessity upon the unhappy reader all the onus of its ponderous weight through the main process of its construction.
