Sentence examples for from the excise from inspiring English sources

Revenues from the excise tax have suffered, as well, falling 40percentt below the government's target in the first half of 2003 as sales dropped.

In the first half of the year, the volume of alcohol sold jumped some 30%, but the revenue from the excise tax on alcohol increased by just 2%.

The government will legislate to make sure those groups it intended to exempt from the excise increases – primarily farmers and miners – would not have to pay the increase.

To make up for the loss of revenue from the excise tax and help cover the enhanced benefits, the reconciliation package would extend the Medicare payroll tax for high-income Americans to include investment income, putting the burden on people who can clearly afford it.

They next asked for and received from the City authorities, an appropriation of $10,000 from the Excise Fund, arising from the licenses for the sale of liquors, and for the requirement of a license varying from $250 to $500 from each theatre, circus or other place of amusement.

He had been sacked from the excise service on a trumped up charge, the tobacco shop he had started with his late father in law had failed, he had to sell most of the household goods to avoid a debtor's prison, and his marriage to the much younger Elizabeth was in tatters.

From the excised hearts 1 cm cross sections were made.

Ventricular cardiomyocytes were isolated from the excised hearts of 1 2-day-old neonatal mice and subsequently cultured as described previously [ 63].

Ventricular cardiac myocytes were isolated from the excised hearts of 1 2 day old neonatal mice as described previously (Devic et al, 2001).

The budget benefit from the fuel excise measure is estimated to be worth a cumulative $23bn by2025-262025-26

Amendment 64 states that the first $40 million raised from the 15percentt excise tax would go to to school construction.