Sentence examples for onus of using from inspiring English sources

For example, a manufacturer of exercise equipment does not need to prove it will improve health outcomes before marketing it; the equipment need only comply with manufacturing standards, and the onus of using it for health improvement is on the consumer.

Morgan's piece, on the MailOnline, where he is editor-at-large, placed the onus of ending use of the N-word on African Americans.

In TWDM-PON-enabled fronthaul, a virtual PON is formed when a group of ONUs transfer data using the same wavelength.

But whereas import contracts for virtually everything but food and drugs had previously to be vetted by a dawdling sanctions committee, the onus of blocking "dual use" items is now placed on independent UN agencies.Anything that is not on a Goods Review List should now, in theory, be passed automatically within ten days.

All ONUS scans were performed using a point-of-care Sonosite™ M-Turbo (SonoSite Inc., Bothell, WA, USA) ultrasound machine with a 13-6 MHz linear-array probe and a high resolution optimization setting.

Take the onus off of us.

In fact, his cursory tone almost pokes fun at the scenario, using jokes that shift the onus of blame onto Aaliyah, the minor, rather than the man 10 years her senior.

First, banks now use contract terms to shift the onus of proof to the customer when there is a dispute.

The recovered material retains the microstructural distribution of in situ spinel formation without the corresponding disruptive expansion, mirroring the use of pre-formed spinel without the onus of a pre-firing.

In recent years, he said, Democrats have had an onus of preferring negotiations to war, "and the Republicans have been very quick to use it".

The success of individual blacks is seen as proof of racial equality, while, as Mr. McKnight writes, "the exceptional white racist is used to separate the existing racial white community from the onus of the past practices of Jim Crow".