Sentence examples for onus needs to be from inspiring English sources

"The onus needs to be on corporations".

You can't put all the onus on the employer — there needs to be some help from the government so small businesses can accommodate".

However, findings from this exercise suggest there needs to be more of an onus on researchers to produce findings that are able to inform practice in a more useful way.

The onus will be on MPs to respond to their constituents' need to be safe from a prying state, as well as numerous hostile forces.

Here in the UK we need to be working with teachers and social workers to actually take the onus of coming forward.

Speaking after the meeting Kellerher said the issue needed to be properly looked at and hoped political parties would take up the onus.

But as Mr Witz points out "the onus is on the state to prove its case beyond reasonable doubt, while Mr Pistorius' version only needed to be reasonably or possibly true".

"The onus has to be on the men," he said.

But the onus seems to be on women, on how they dress, how they behave.

The onus has to be on the governments, not so much the agencies".

According to CEO of Wrap, Liz Goodwin: For a product, the onus is on the manufacturer who needs to take care of the resources used in its products, so it keeps the metals, plastics etc in use within the product cycle for as long as possible and thinks about design for longevity, repair and re-use.