Sentence examples for by the excise from inspiring English sources

"Most of the 31 million insured employees who would be hit by the excise tax are not union members".

At the start of the twentieth century, a third of the Russian Army was supported by the excise duties paid on the Smirnov brand alone.

The agreement makes that more difficult because it is expected to reduce the money generated by the excise tax substantially from the original Senate bill.

Although he returned to Lewes, he was sacked by the excise and his marriage and business failed.

In Jember District of East Java Province alone, there were 242 cigarette producers; most of them (213 cigarette producers) did not possess identification numbers as required by the Excise Tax Directorate [ 19].

With a fixture at Stoke and against a Chelsea side rejuvenated by the excising of the poison of Mourinho it could be an uncomfortable and terminal Christmas, although Van Gaal thought the club would gain nothing by removing him now.

This paper is situated amidst concerns that public spaces are diminishing in both quantity and quality (Low & Smith, 2006), with this trend exacerbated by the excising of state budgets for their provision, maintenance or development, their privatisation and/or devolution of their management to corporate interests.

That will come if prices continue to increase, perhaps by raising the excise tax.

We obviated any influence of bradycardia on the mechano-energetics variables by pacing the excised hearts at 4 Hz (i.e., above the intrinsic heart rates at 32°C).

He said by the fourth year the excise increase would add $2 to $3 every time the average motorist filled their car.

A vast majority of workers would not be affected by the proposed excise tax.