Sentence examples for some onus from inspiring English sources

"I do believe there is a level of protective intentions but unless they [Atvod] go after tube sites and start placing some onus on parents to protect their own children from over 18 content the same way there are laws against providing a child with alcohol or cigarettes, then I am sceptical".

While the judiciary has been hampered in its ability to prevent deportation, it has been able to place some onus on counsel to inform their clients of the consequences of pleading guilty to an aggravated felony.

In view of that some ONUs may need to handle video requests from two kinds of group, optimal ONU channel assignment aims to minimize weighted overall WPD is also studied.

Asking what we have learnt since 2012, she points out that "in the minds of some, the onus for their security and safety lies solely on women".

While they recognised that they have an ethical obligation to ensure understanding, at the same time, some physicians appeared to put at least some of the onus on patients.

Of course, the other side of the "two cultures" chasm should bear some of the onus for this lack of communication between politicians and scientists.

The running game, at least, should be better, with free-agent acquisition Rashad Jennings and rookie Andre Williams helping to take some of the onus off Manning.

That puts some of the onus of Texas' going to the Pac-12 on ESPN, which again finds itself in the uncomfortable situation, at least journalistically, of affecting and covering college sports.

But Mrs. Clinton threw some of the onus for improving the atmosphere back on the Arab nations, saying they needed to assume more responsibility for helping jump-start peace negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians, and for standing up against Iran's nuclear ambitions.

"Nevertheless, we would like to give some credit to Ofsted for not shying away from the narrative in this report and acknowledging the real pressures that services and social workers are under, and also putting some of the onus back on government to address this".

"Nevertheless, many concerns have been expressed about psychiatric drugs and for some critics the onus often seems to be on the drug needing to prove innocence from causing harm rather than a balanced approach to evaluating the available evidence," they write.