用excise造句子，“excise”造句

The two main current sorts of tax-fuel duty and vehicle excise duty (VED) -do not do that well.

If that switch were made too, the exchequer might lose a bit in excise duties, but would gain more overall, and the yield would keep on rising.

In April it raised tobacco excise by 25% to help pay for its grand plan for the federal government to take over most of the financing of Australia's health system from the states.

One of the areas where software designers can inadvertently introduce significant amounts of excise is in support for first-time or casual users. It is easy to justify adding facilities to a product that will make it easy for newer users to learn how to use it.

She must excise every scrap of cancerous tissue.

Each window added contributes more to users’ burden of window management excise.

Impose an excise tax on oil to increase incentives to drivers and manufacturers to economize on fuel use and soften growth in demand for oil.

The judge held that the plaintiff was entitled to excise precisely one pound of flesh from the defendant, but that he must shed not a drop of blood-an obvious impossibility.

Lebanon, for example, has cut fuel excise tax by over 1% of GDP.

Mr. Obama has endorsed the excise tax, included in the Senate bill, as a way to slow the growth of health spending.

The only way to determine whether a function or behavior such as this is excise is by comparing it to personas' goals. If a significant persona needs to see two applications at a time on the screen in order to compare or transfer information, the ability to configure the main windows of the applicat

Actually, putting parts of a single facility onto separate panes increases excise and decreases users’ understanding and orientation.

Eliminate excise wherever possible.

While some countries already tax tobacco heavily, the average excise tax in G20 countries is 48 percent, and poorer countries tend to be much lower, the report will say.

Petrol would be untouched because it already carries a 10% federal excise tax.

The second lever of change that Mr Orszag says is underappreciated is an excise tax introduced on the most expensive (or “Cadillac”) insurance plans.