onus in A Sentence

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    The Onus of protecting this heritage is now on you.

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    Then the Onus falls on me.

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    The Onus is on Member States, not producers, to meet collection rates.

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    But experts say the Onus is on the recipient countries as well.

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    The Onus lies with the CIs to report the complete and accurate data to CIBIL.

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    It is not a peace deal, the Onus for which lies with the Afghan government.

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    Guerrilla archiving puts the Onus on the data rescue community to preserve this scientific work.

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    However, it is Biff who catches his father with another woman, shifting the Onus of betrayal.

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    The White House official said that the Onus for improving the relationship is now on Pakistan.

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    The Onus of ensuring institutional integrity in this case lies with the Election Commission of India.

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    Computers have made researching so simple that students no longer have to take Onus for collecting their own data.

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    The Onus is always put on us, as the people that need to consume at the end of the day.

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    As a consequence, a girl child is viewed a possible source of drain on the family's finances, ultimately an Onus.

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    This places the Onus of preventing suicides not only with the medical fraternity and the government, but also with society.

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    The entire infrastructural development Onus goes to the States and if they do not implement it, there would be no benefit.

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    In a similar manner, the Onus is on us to maintain our tourist destinations and pilgrim tourism sites neat and clean.

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    This Year let us take up the Onus to make the world a better place for you, me and everyone else.

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    Land and water sources polluted by industrial and mining projects in tribal regions require attention and the Onus for taking corrective measures.

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    The Mindful Pause brings you into the moment and it puts the Onus on you to bring forth your best strength(s)….

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    If you were fortunate enough to be a vacationer, the Onus falls on you to be empathetic rather than feeling sympathetic.

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    The bench said nobody can take law into their hands and the Onus was on the state governments to prevent such incidents.

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    Burden of proof lies on the person who has to prove a fact and it never shifts, but the Onus of proof shifts.

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    His family was into the Aluminium business, which collapsed and the Onus was onto him to fill in this crucial time of need.

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    His family was into the Aluminum business, which collapsed and the Onus was onto him to fill in this crucial time of need.

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    The harsher the restriction, the heavier the Onus to prove the reasonableness Saghir Ahmed v. State of U. P., AIR 1954 SC 728, 738.

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    If you approached the credit institution directly to update your account in CIBIL records, the Onus lies with the CI to send you an update.

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    Surpassing all this, she takes up the Onus of fulfilling the dreams of her family upon her slender shoulders like the son of the house.

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    The Onus is on our law-enforcing agencies to work towards transforming the‘archaic police system' and bring it in tune with the requirements of a modern democratic nation.

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    Since the Onus is on the person, if he or she is absconding and doesn't appear before the tribunal, the member can pass an ex parte order.

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    As a state-owned enterprise, there is an Onus to further the South African governments political objectives, which may not always align with a sound financial game plan.

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