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Meanings of put the onus in English

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Usage of put the onus in English
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So put the onus on them to communicate what that power is.
The Guardian
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A spokesman for Communications Minister Mitch Fifield put the onus back on Labor.
News.com.au
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He put the onus squarely on insiders to correct this deficit.
Ebony
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That has put the onus of boosting growth on the BOJ.
Reuters
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This led to a move to put the onus to save for retirement onto employees.
Reuters
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But he also put the onus on government.
Reuters
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We have to put the onus on ourselves.
Ebony
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The court ruling in effect put the onus on EU governments themselves to fund any fiscal response.
Reuters
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It put the onus on workers to raise concerns with employers, and involve unions if need be.
Radio NZ
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Making a spurious claim about temperature records attempts to put the onus of proof on the interlocutor.
The Guardian
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Wisely, Jennie changed tacks, and put the onus on Kinney She smiled pleasantly and said, Uh .
The President's Assassin
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Why put the onus on the end-user?
The Irish Times
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The proposed EU rules also put the onus on the price reporter to inform ESMA of suspected manipulation.
Reuters
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Mullen put the onus on Karzai to address questions about corruption and governance in Kandahar, Afghanistan's second-largest city.
Reuters
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Swimming Australia CEO Leigh Russell had on Sunday put the onus for the positive squarely on Jack's shoulders.
News.com.au
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The US and Russia tried to put the onus on each other to exert influence their Syrian patrons.
The Guardian
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Put the onus across language varieties
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