At other banks the onus seems to be on customers to spot all rogue payments.
In other words, the onus shouldn't just be on universities; employers also need to step up to the plate.
In other words, the onus is on Obama and the Democrats to speak to the moment, and there's an increasing sense that if they don't, the American centre-left may splinter along generational lines.
In other words, the onus is on you, dear reader, to supply the content in the Little Lord theater company's wink-wink, "don't really take us seriously, we can act ignorant and racist and sexist because we know better" play, "Pocahontas, and/or America," at the Bushwick Starr.
In other words, the onus is on Knicks management not to leave Anthony, the franchise hub, in the increasingly likely position of being the face of an era that featured him scoring more points than anyone could remember but winning few playoff rounds.
In other words, the onus should be on the company to continue earning our loyalty, rather than on us to remain in the company's good graces.
UNITED NATIONS -- With the toughest sanctions ever imposed on North Korea or any other country, the onus is mainly on China to implement the bans on ships, planes and trucks -- and even jet skis -- that could enhance Pyongyang's nuclear capability or its taste for luxuries.
In other words, the onus is on the patient to comprehend biomedicine rather than on the clinician researcher to understand structural inequalities inherent in US healthcare that constrain patient interactions with the healthcare system and their treatment decision-making.
But the onus, others argued, lies with the Indian government.
