Sentence examples for considering a boycott from inspiring English sources

The coalition also said it was considering a boycott.

Some corporation types are even reported to be considering a boycott of next year's event.

"I don't think we are at the stage yet where we should be considering a boycott," he told Sky's Sunday Live.

Jones, who has made an official complaint to Tesco, is considering a boycott of the store and is seeking legal advice.

NEW YORK The Big City column last Sunday, about the Park Slope Food Co-op, which is considering a boycott of Israeli products, erroneously attributed a distinction to the co-op.

The Big City column last Sunday, about the Park Slope Food Co-op, which is considering a boycott of Israeli products, erroneously attributed a distinction to the co-op.

Would it not stand to reason the NHL might consider a boycott?

At the Oscars nominee luncheon on Monday, best supporting frontrunner Sylvester Stallone indicated he, too, had considered a boycott until dissuaded by Creed director Ryan Coogler.

As Florida lawmakers debated, Latino and African-American civil rights leaders warned on Tuesday that they would consider a boycott or other measures against the state if a harsh immigration law passed.

Blackburn Rovers supporters were last night holding an emergency meeting to consider a boycott of Saturday's game against Watford in protest at Shebby Singh's desire to appoint Billy McKinlay as their new manager.

It has also warned that if there is no breakthrough in the dispute, its members would consider a boycott of exam marking, which could potentially mean students are left without the final marks they need to gain their degree.