Sentence examples for excise of from inspiring English sources

The discovery by British Customs and Excise of 58 deceased illegal migrants in a Dutch truck intensified discussions of the role and treatment of migrants.

And 5/29 laboratories presented poor, fair or moderate reproducibility in excise of quality control panel.

In 2005, the Barbican in London was accused of excising sections of its production of Tamburlaine to remove scenes attacking Muhammad.

Excise taxes were common in the ancient world, just as excises of various kinds were important sources of public revenue in medieval Europe.

With the de facto excising of the hospitals and clinics, about $1 billion in budget allocations slipped from the board president's mitts.

So are other societal factors, such as the excising of physical education classes from schools and unstructured play from children's days, which are instead crammed with organized sports activities, lessons and homework.

Amid the widening purges, the public sphere was excised of politics.

Last season saw the excising of one character whose arc seemed to be complete and the addition of two characters that completely enhanced the dynamic of the show--Ben Wyatt Adamm Scott and Chris Traeger Rob Lowewe).

It is useful to modify CRIM plasmids to allow excising of the vector part after site-specific integration of recombinant DNA.

State-conducted lotteries are exempt from the federal wagering tax, an excise tax of one-quarter of 1percentt on earnings from lotteries.

PEN American Center has joined the controversy over a decision by Yale University Press to excise images of Muhammad from one of its new books and urged Yale to reconsider.