Sentence examples for more onus from inspiring English sources
"The RET situation makes things harder but it puts more onus on the states.
It would also put more onus on developing countries to become more attractive recipients of investment, green or otherwise.
Mr. Gingrich's victory in South Carolina in January had placed that much more onus on Mr. Romney to improve his performance in the later Southern races.
That puts more onus on forcible eradication a challenge for a weak and unpopular government.A setback in BoliviaPolitical fragility has complicated the drug war in Bolivia, too.
"This study puts more onus on organizations that don't do active surveillance to demonstrate that they're reducing their MRSA infections," Dr. Peterson said.
I think we've put more onus on the hitter and taken it off the hittee, numbers are trending about the same, so more man-games are lost due to treatment.
It is a hands-on investment that is beginning to carry more regulatory onus.
In comparison, in the UK, we feel the onus more lies with the state to distribute wealth collectively, through taxation.
There is much more of an onus on every possession, which is not always the case in M.L.S.
"It puts more of the onus on the school to make sure that kids are taking the most rigorous courses possible," said Daniel Girard, principal of Akins High School in Austin.
And Pruitt has adopted a favored term of the anti-regulatory right, "coöperative federalism": putting more of the onus for environmental rule-making and enforcement on states.
