Sentence examples for excising that from inspiring English sources

Despite our certainty that this is best for Jack and our family, and notwithstanding our plan to visit him every Sunday, there's no excising that tiny tumor of guilt gnawing at the gut.

So it is debatable whether by excising that feature and pushing the country into conformity with international norms that have long rejected executing the retarded the court has made it harder or easier for death penalty opponents to move on to their larger targets, challenges to the overall fairness of the system and the continued existence of the death penalty itself.

Roughly 8,000 government liquor stores operate in Punjab, charging a tax on every bottle — an excise that represents one of the government's largest sources of revenue.

Hamilton also advocated plans for the support of nascent industry, which proved premature, and he imposed the revenue-raising whiskey excise that led to the Whiskey Rebellion, a minor uprising in western Pennsylvania in 1794.

Richardson to collect certain taxes and excises that had been illegally withheld from the government; having received an exorbitant moiety of 50% on all tax collections.

But he excised that from the film completely.

And "Elizabethtown," well, the Bagger is still trying to excise that sucker from his brainpan.

He hasn't thought through what that means for diesel and fuel excise, that's around about $11bn a year.

And then suppose you surgically excised that region with its eyeballs and kept it alive in a dish, and you aim the eyeballs around with the world.

This Court should not excise that fair use from copyright law at the behest of publishers whose preference of self-interest over the public interest is manifest.

If the mistake was putting Davies on air, one might, in theory, imagine a correct version in which his interview is simply excised; that's impossible here, though.