Sentence examples for pushed the onus from inspiring English sources

"The governments have pushed the onus on to the airlines to stop asylum seekers getting on planes, whereas under the 1951 [refugee] convention there should be no such barrier to those with a genuine fear of persecution from escaping".

But by pushing the onus for high commodity prices onto countries that link their currencies to the dollar, the Fed is playing a dangerous game.

We further exacerbate the situation by antagonizing our clinicians, pushing the onus of longer term care outcomes to them and base their performance on mundane task completion at a lower cost point, whilst increasing their throughput.

That move put the onus back on the owners and pushed the parties back to the table, just three days after talks collapsed.

Visitors can buy Razer merchandise and products, but there are no sales staff pushing products down your throat — the onus really is on experiences and there's no time limit so you can stay and geek out on games for as long as you want.

Another reform that was not included in the new rules package was a change pushed by liberals that would have placed the onus on the minority by forcing them to find 41 votes to sustain a filibuster.

Accordingly, the solution that he and Bush are pushing — so-called health savings accounts — puts the onus on "consumers" to fend for themselves in the medical "marketplace".

But the onus is also on Congress to push more funds to the SEC–something it has been loath to do while no longer enjoying the corporate income tax windfall from a humming economy.

Angelo Falcón, a senior policy executive with the Puerto Rican Legal Defense and Education Fund, said the onus was on the Latino leadership to push its agenda.

Because of this, the onus will fall on local communities to push for new programs, teachers and education leaders said, and some could face challenges, as schools across the state continue to grapple with teacher and funding shortages. .

The onus is on the young Ballance now to push on to a big score.