Examples of using Onus in English and their translations into German
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Political
After the Greek no the onus is on both sides to act,
I am Chief Onus, leader of the Tugarin tribe
Here the onus lies on the students themselves to study
The onus is also on online users to become more discriminating news consumers.
The onus is not on developed countries alone.
The onus is on you.
The onus is on us as much as it is on the computer.
The onus here is on the Commission and the managing authorities in particular.
The onus for creating and maintaining these channels in on the employer.
The onus is really on us, isn't it?
The onus is firmly on the British Government to demonstrate that it is serious about constructive, European cooperation.
Here was an example where the onus was upon the host researcher to pay an allowance.
Care& Handling: Leasing IT equipment puts the onus on a business to follow best practices in the care
The onus for achieving the overarching goals of the Lisbon Strategy ultimately lies with Member States,
The onus is on the applicant to refute this inference based on the information so far available.
long-time growth engine, the onus lies first and foremost on Germany, some would argue.
Of course, the onus is primarily on the banks to ensure that their IT systems are fit for purpose.
To clarify that the onus is on the operator, a second sentence should be added.
But perhaps more onus, that only a great personal love of Christ can sustain.
But let the onus be that way around.