Sentence examples for excise is from inspiring English sources

Indexation of fuel excise is also a no.

Less easy to excise is the lingering view of Africa that has been cultivated over the last several decades.

The reintroduction of the fuel excise is expected to kick in an extra $4bn over the next four years.

A substantial hike in tobacco excise is expected to deliver more than $5bn to the federal budget between now and 2016, the Rudd government has confirmed.

And he was not averse, as we know, to the odd subjective definition: "excise: a hateful tax levied upon commodities, and adjudged not by the common judges of property, but wretches hired by those to whom excise is paid".

In the United States, it is somewhere between one-half and a third of the European rate — and because the federal excise is a flat amount (not a percentage of the sales price) it falls every year with inflation.

The second accrual is closed until 2020, although a photocopy with parts of the original letter excised is open.

Those who least want to see world records excised are the athletes who set them.

The genomic regions excised are dispersed throughout the genome and are largely composed of repetitive sequences.

What is left in the underlying language, with identity excised, are substitution rules (Tractatus 6.23).

Also excised was the one N-terminal position which extends beyond the REP alignment.