Sentence examples for complete boycott from inspiring English sources

The United States came close to a complete boycott.

The Court recognizes that § 8(b)(4) does make illegal per se consumer picketing designed to accomplish a complete boycott of the secondary employer.

And the next World Cup is in Russia, who voted for President Blatter, a Uefa member, so a complete boycott is impossible.

The Palestinians believed a deal to establish a Jewish state had already been made behind closed doors and so ordered a complete boycott of committee proceedings.

"We want a complete boycott of the event to send the strongest possible signal," Greens senator Peter Whish-Wilson told Guardian Australia.

The proviso, according to the Court's interpretation, is unnecessary in regard to picketing designed to effect a boycott of the primary product and comes into play only if a complete boycott of the secondary employer is sought.

Three crossbench senators – Rex Patrick from Centre Alliance, Peter Whish-Wilson from the Greens, and the Australian Conservatives Cory Bernardii – pushed for a complete Australian boycott of the event.

A chain e-mail message then went around urging a complete consumer boycott of any purchases today, July 1. "Imagine if all of Germany didn't shop for one whole day!" the message said.

There was no certainty of a complete economic boycott which, it was confidently expected, would suffice to make even the most aggressive government prefer to settle its disputes by negotiation rather than by armed attack.

With the backing of the Football Supporters Federation, those behind MOMS have drafted a manifesto calling for change at the club and called on Villa fans to begin a complete commercial boycott at Villa Park, by refusing to give their custom to any of the ground's many kiosks or bars.

Sumter County residents imposed a complete economic boycott on Koinonia, hoping to shut it down.