| I think in terms of style of directing, the onus really falls on the playwright. |
| But it would also put the onus on the opposition parties to use their power responsibly. |
| The goalkeeper sometimes deserves credit, but the onus is really on the penalty-taker. |
| There is no specific law to deal with this crime in India and the onus of proof often lies with the victim. |
| The problem with Adam's proposal, I think, is that it puts the onus on a small circle of people. |
| Some argue that minimum wages constrain job creation by the onus they put on employers. |
