Sentence examples for enforce a boycott from inspiring English sources

But structurally, Democrats lack the unity needed to enforce a boycott of this sort.

Control or mass purchasing power would first be utilized to enforce a boycott of Japanese and German goods.

Majid won election easily in his Baramullah district of Kashmir, but this is likely only because the district has had a minute voter turnout as terrorist groups continue to enforce a boycott there of Indian-held elections.

They helped elect Mr. Rajapaksa by enforcing a boycott of elections in November 2005 in Tamil-majority areas.

Just as the Tigers won the 2005 election for Mr Rajapaksa, by enforcing a boycott of the polls in areas they controlled, so Tamil voters could now unseat him.

Now they no longer pose a threat to another, Trincomalee.In this section The war president Land and blood Glad to be gay (but a bit shy about it) Here we go again Tough love Steppe change A movable feast ReprintsIn 2005 they enforced a boycott of a presidential election in the areas they controlled.

Most Tamil voters sat out the last election, in 2005, when the Tamil Tigers violently enforced a Tamil boycott.

Mr Rajapaksa, who was elected president in 2005 largely because the LTTE enforced a partial boycott of Tamil voters, took a harder line.

This could mark the start of a calmer period in the Kashmir valley, but in some places the authorities still feel the need to impose a curfew, and all over the region separatist and nationalist leaders enforce a largely effective hartal, or boycott of business activity, on most days of the month.

In fact, he owes his victory to the Tigers, who enforced an undeclared boycott in areas under their control.

This follows the election in November to the Sri Lankan presidency of Mahinda Rajapakse, portrayed by the Tigers as a diehard chauvinist from Sri Lanka's Sinhalese majority.Yet, by enforcing an election boycott in their areas, it was the Tigers who in fact helped bring about Mr Rajapakse's victory.