Sentence examples for boycotting each other from inspiring English sources

The allegations were refuted by the Australian press but it later became clear, when an England team arrived in Australia the following winter, that there had been a financial dispute between Alexander and the English team manager James Lillywhite, resulting in the two teams at first boycotting each other.

GIBRALTAR — The United States and the Soviet Union boycotted each other's Olympics during the cold war.

This was in stark contrast to the United Nations general assembly last September, when the Iranian and Israeli delegations boycotted each other's speeches.

In 1980 and 1984, the Cold War opponents boycotted each other's Games.

Local Sunni and Shia politicians campaign for the boycott of each other's businesses.

"To me, this is analogous to the legislation boycotting gays or boycotting blacks or boycotting any other protected group".

If academics boycotting other academics is wrong, it is wrong whether the boycotter is a virulent anti-Semite or someone whose heart is discrimination- free.

But Israel's moral status is irrelevant to the right question, which is whether academic institutions boycotting other academic institutions can ever be an expression of, rather than an undermining of, academic freedom.

"We don't remember artists boycotting other artists".

Join us in boycotting Qatar Airways and other global companies with deplorable human rights records.

The International Olympic Committee made some concessions to North Korea, but North Korea did not find them satisfactory and boycotted; several other countries, notably Cuba and Ethiopia, stayed away from Seoul in solidarity with North Korea.