Sentence examples for british boycott from inspiring English sources

The players feared a riot at the time and the ensuing row between the UK and Australia led to the prospect of a British boycott of Australian goods.

The standoff only ended when Australian Prime Minister Joseph Lyons told the cricket board a British boycott of Australian goods could cripple the country.

The Great British Boycott: Migrants Are Planning to Abandon Their Jobs for the Day to Protest Brexit Racism.

Other factors could intervene to complicate negotiations: A dispute over mad cow disease in Britain in 1996 caused a crisis between London and other members of the Union, with the British boycotting E.U. business for months over a ban on beef exports to the Continent.

10 British Scholars Boycott Acting in response to an appeal by 60 Palestinian organizations, Britain's leading higher education union has voted to boycott two Israeli universities.

The standoff was settled only when Australian Prime Minister Joseph Lyons met members of the Australian Board and outlined to them the severe economic hardships that could be caused in Australia if the British public boycotted Australian trade.

The standoff was settled only when the Australian prime minister, Joseph Lyons, met with members of the Australian Board and outlined to them the severe economic hardships that could be caused in Australia if the British public boycotted Australian trade.

Threats to boycott British cargo, turn away British-flagged cruises, sue British investors and banks, and block offshore oil development have imbued islanders with a sense of unease.

He had inspired thousands of followers to boycott British institutions and encouraged many to replace imported British goods with items produced in India. .

In the late 18th century, anti-slavery campaigners urged British consumers to boycott sugar from the West Indies in favour of supplies from India.

Twenty-nine American labor leaders issued a statement denouncing the call by several British unions to boycott Israel over its occupation of Palestinian territories.