excise law造句

• He made many enemies through his efforts to enforce the metropolitan excise law.
• However, even these domestic brands will be subject to the new excise law on April 1.
• The ruling said the excise law could only be challenged in cases of " very serious irregularity ."
• He is minister of Agriculture, Co-operation Animal Husbandry, Fisheries, Cow-Breeding ., Prison, Excise Law & Justice, Legislative & Parliamentary Affairs.
• The company also feels that " the high entry costs and complex excise laws in different states are a deterrent to further expansion in India ".
• Soehardjo said he resigned with relief as he had helped restore the customs and excise office's rights and duties with the passage of the customs and excise laws.
• On Wednesday he said he was concerned sanctions for breaking British excise laws " may breach the EU rules which give travelers the right to buy abroad ."
• The Luxembourg-based court referred to an article in EU excise laws that specifically allows Greece to reduce taxes on its traditional alcohol, but not by more than 50 percent.
• On his own initiative, Hamilton drafted a presidential proclamation denouncing resistance to the excise laws and submitted it to Attorney General Randolph, who toned down some of the language.
• After the war, Neville was an inspector of revenue under the excise laws, which the newly formed United States Congress imposed on distilled spirits to help pay for the cost of the Revolutionary War.
• What TR didn't count on was a political fight behind the Excise Law that would haunt him throughout his life and ruin his chances for a second full term as president of the country in 1912.
• Author Jeffers spends a good deal of the book detailing Roosevelt's midnight walks with reporters, checking on policemen to see if they were at their posts, and TR's fight to enforce the hated Excise Law that banned liquor sales on Sundays.
• In 1963, historian Jacob Cooke, an editor of Hamilton's papers, regarded this charge as " preposterous ", calling it a " S . E . Morison believed that Hamilton, in general, wished to enforce the excise law " more as a measure of social discipline than as a source of revenue ".
• The FTCA states that the waiver of immunity does not apply to claims arising from the detention of property by " any officer of customs or excise or any other law enforcement officer . " Ali argued that this text had been intended to encompass only law enforcement officers concerned with customs or excise laws.
• In 1865 it created a commission to travel to Europe to " obtain full and accurate information of the Excise Laws of Europe appertaining to malt liquors "; the findings of the commission enabled the brewers to help determine U . S . taxation policy by showing that low rates of taxation encouraged consumption and brought in more revenue.