Sentence examples for decides to boycott from inspiring English sources

So this time, Charlie decides to boycott.

If Mrs Bercow decides to boycott Carpetright in retaliation, there are few better places than Kabul for alternative supplies.

Labour has so far decided to boycott the Hague committee.

That year, the senior class decided to boycott the prom.

Still, the players decided to boycott, said the captain, Maynor Suazo.

"I feel like France has decided to boycott some human rights," she said.

According to ABC 7 Chicago, 70 pastors decided to boycott the breakfast with the Mayor.

Her party decided to boycott Tuesday's debate on the central bank legislation.

For these reasons, a number of grassroots organisations have decided to boycott the panel process.

The party turned to Showsec after deciding to boycott G4S over its treatment of workers.

Chicagoans with a sense of history protested, petitioned, then decided to boycott the renamed store.