Sentence examples for strong onus from inspiring English sources

The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change ('the UN Convention'), ratified by 195 (now 196) Parties to the Convention, came into force in 1994 and placed a strong onus on developed countries to lead the way in climate change action [ 2].

JETS -- With a new scheme, the potential for three new starting linebackers, a new starting cornerback and a new starting strong safety, the onus will be on Donnie Henderson, the new coordinator, to get the defense on the same page fast so the Jets can avoid starting slowly, as they have the past three years.

And I think sometimes we are a bit unsympathetic.'(Hospital nurse) There was strong empathy for the onus of responsibility felt by sole parents.

Navratilova says the onus is on umpires to be strong.

Where a vaccine already has an established and strong safety record and is saving lives, the onus should be on producing evidence of a genuine risk before there is any change in policy related to its availability.

There is an onus on the opponents to bring strong evidence that the risks are very great.

With three weeks left to election day, the onus is on Obama to mount a strong comeback in Tuesday's Long Island debate to undo some of the damage caused by his dismal showing in Denver.

The onus is thus on the defender of strong Composition as Identity to explain why we should think the "are" in hybrid identity statements really expresses the relation of identity.

He said the onus was on the government as the stronger power to get the plan moving.

The onus is on all of us to create stronger content.

Mr. Peltz, however, makes a sensible enough case that it puts the onus on Pepsi's chief, Indra Nooyi, to make a strong defense.