The head has always been thought of differently, requiring special protection with its own peculiar penalties … with the onus on the player doing the hitting, through his actions and in the eyes of the referee, to defeat that presumption.
The trick will be to ensure they are more than just minor additions to the Potter canon, with the onus on Rowling to endow them with the same level of dramatic thrills as their blockbusting predecessors.
I mean, sometimes you'd think, 'Where are they?' (Daughter of PNCO206, an 86 year old male patient) Staff tended to have little contact with carers during their visits to the wards, with the onus placed on carers to seek out a member of staff if they wished for information.
For example, the burden of calculation and risk for final salary pensions sat very much with employers – but as these schemes close, this burden shifts to individuals with the onus now on them to work out what they need.
He lives beyond the bounds of responsibility with no onus to be consistent.
with the onus of responsibility for safety entirely on the driver.
WOMEN have long been saddled with the onus of "civilizing men".
This is a fiscally neutral budget, with the onus still on monetary policy to provide cyclical stimulus and support growth.
Once again, with the onus on him to create chances, Cesc Fabregas put in an awkward performance.
This sounded like traditional Mourinho expectation-management, trying to turn Pochettino's team into the favourites, with the onus to win tomorrow's game.
