Sentence examples for deciding to boycott from inspiring English sources
The party turned to Showsec after deciding to boycott G4S over its treatment of workers.
A paper published with Sallie Baliunas in 2003 in the journal Climate Research which attacked the hockey stick on flimsy evidence led to a group of leading climate scientists including Mann deciding to boycott the journal.
I got Battlefield 3 for Christmas in 2011, after deciding to boycott Call of Duty in favour of what looked to be a more realistic shooter to a 13 year old.
"The I.A.F. will have to think hard before deciding to boycott the upcoming elections, because the country is passing through a very crucial time, and they will be left out," said Bassam Hadaddin, a legislator who voted to ban religious parties.
The authorities have been angered by some Tibetans deciding to boycott new year celebrations other than religious rituals as a mark of protest against Chinese rule.
With his leading competitors deciding to boycott the elections, Bashir's victory was never in doubt and, for many reasons, the international community could do nothing but assent implicitly or explicitly to the outcome.
