Sentence examples for elected to boycott from inspiring English sources
When the state of Nevada threatened to move up its nominating contest which would have interfered with the New Hampshire primary, Huntsman elected to "boycott" Nevada and skip a presidential debate held in Las Vegas on October 18, 2011, in protest.
By the 1930s African Americans had begun to make some strides toward equality the first African American since Reconstruction had been elected to Congress; boycotts had resulted in opening up job opportunities for African Americans; and the Congress of Industrial Organizations had become the first union to admit blacks.
Between 1974 and 1977, Boycott elected to make himself unavailable for England.
In March 2012 Boycott was elected to become President of Yorkshire County Cricket Club.
Tlaib is among the most progressive members of Congress: She is a Palestinian-American, the first-ever elected to Congress, who openly supports the Boycott Divestment Sanctions (BDS) movement against Israel.
Speaking of David Gill -- the Britain-based UEFA executive who was newly elected to the role of FIFA vice president but boycotted Saturday's meeting -- Blatter said, "When you're elected and you don't even come to the first meeting?
Meanwhile the Public Library of Science (PLoS) initiative [ 8], which largely failed to produce the much vaunted boycott by authors and referees of subscription based journals, has elected to start its own open access journals [ 9].
Nixon elected to do neither.
1991 Elected to the Royal Academy.
She was elected to Parliament in 1977.
