Sentence examples for such onus from inspiring English sources

But the carriers said they felt no such onus.

As such, the onus is on the Gambling Commission to use the powers it has to gather evidence and pass it to sporting bodies.

Jagielka's conclusion was that it would not and, as for the statistics that show Baines is more productive than Cole in attacking positions, England's centre-half talked at length about those qualities but also made the point that Chelsea had so many creative players elsewhere in their team there was not such an onus on their left-back to get forward, too.

As such, the onus will be on emergency physicians and their professional societies to provide MLPs with adequate supervision when needed and more widely available educational opportunities.

And I thought, that was a foolish, wicked thing to say, because it put such an onus and such a responsibility onto me, which I simply wasn't able to carry.

Though it will be interesting to see if the growing bundles of expensive gadgetry encourage more such crime, the onus is indeed on passengers to hold on tight to their belongings.

Where all staff have such training, the onus of leadership for palliative efforts is shared widely, thus reducing the individual burden and increasing the likelihood of some baseline of palliation being provided.

In such a context, the onus is on the individual to outwit what I'm going to allow the hyperbolic teenager in me to call a villainous state.

Europe as a whole tends to prefer floating controversial ideas such as putting the onus for dealing with migrants – on land and at sea – on the north African countries through which they pass.

In such a context the onus of proof is on someone who wants to show that a work is genuine.

One focus has been on the nature of face-based memory impairments for such individuals, with the onus being mainly on long-term memory deficits.