Sentence examples for onus will be from inspiring English sources

The onus will be left on the Iraqis.

The onus will be on Perrotta to unsettle him.

The onus will be on the group to prove it.

"The onus will be on rights holders to monitor and assert their rights," he said.

So, the onus will be on the Jets' offense to keep it close.

The onus will be on him to show he has listened to the British people.

Although the Jets will most likely pursue a veteran receiver like Cincinnati's Carl Pickens after salary-cap cuts are made June 1, the onus will largely be on Chrebet, along with Dedric Ward and perhaps the rookie Laveranues Coles, to make up for a big chunk of Johnson's receptions.

As for England, the onus, as usual, will be on Lampard and Gerrard to forget their egos and bring their club influence into the game.

The onus will now be on universities to ensure the students coming through to them are of the standard they would like to teach.

The court heard that her husband steadfastly made the payments, but was worried that supporting his wife would be unaffordable after he retires at 65. Pitchford said that "the order was never intended to provide the wife with an income for life" and concluded: "The onus will henceforth be on her.

"It seems that, regardless of the reforms, the onus will still be on consumers to tread carefully".