Sentence examples for onus with from inspiring English sources

As shown in Fig. 1, optical line terminal is deployed at BBU pool, and ONUs with tunable lasers are placed with cost and power efficient RRUs.

We've placed the entire onus of changing-with-the-times on musicians, but why can't the educational, cultural and governmental institutions that support the arts adapt as well, extending the same opportunities to those whose music provides the soundtrack to our lives?

He agreed with Breckell that, counter-intuitively, the onus lies with charities to take risks with more limited donations.

The onus is with commissioners who commission these programmes, and with screenwriters … who are pandering to the appetite that has been created".

One option is to consider separate interviews with all carers for the deceased but the onus lies with VA teams and civil registrars using VA to set up internal structures to protect participants.

It is arguably not the aim of GSV to make visible these injustices and inequalities, but it is nevertheless crucial to consider two things: (1) whether the view is as "objective" as we may think it is; and (2) how much of the social dynamics of a disaster we can glean from GSV itself versus where the onus lies with the researcher to supplement the view "on screen" with additional understanding.

The onus rests with the employer.

But for now at least the onus lies with the arts.

But the onus lies with the public, society and communities to help direct capitalism from its current damaging path.

They are the employers and it seems really bizarre to me that they don't have a duty of care to their employees and the onus rests with the union.

Dr Nicholas Stanley-Price, director-general of the International Centre for the Study of the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Property (Iccrom), thinks the onus lies with site management rather than the tourists.