Sentence examples for as boycott from inspiring English sources

As Boycott would say, get the thing won.

It will be, as Boycott also said, a surprise if Agar bats at No. 11 again.

That was a proper cricket shot, as Boycott is fond of saying.

"It's a smashing disaster," someone answered, identifying herself as "Boycott Monday Organizer Mom".

But, as Boycott suggested, "a coach runs out of new ideas, and the players get comfortable and complacent".

He believes the whole thing is the work of a global campaign known as Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS), a movement to pressure Israel to end the occupation.

As far as boycotting goes, this ethical weighing up is all that any of us can do, I suppose.

As boycotts of Danish products were proclaimed in many Islamic countries, the government called it the country's gravest foreign-policy crisis since 1945.

The local business group is deciding what action to take, such as boycotting the bank and teaming up with customers affected by closures of branches across the UK.

This tactic was also used to express displeasure with a company's policies, such as boycotts by American consumers of Nike, Inc.'s products in the late 20th century over Nike's alleged use of sweatshops and child labour overseas.

Rather, it requires that our action, even when it coerces the other (as boycotts, strikes, sit-ins and human blockades often do), does not aim to destroy that other in his or her humanity.