Sentence examples for issued to boycott from inspiring English sources

The call has now been issued to boycott the university.

But an expat Romanian scientist has issued an appeal to boycott the conference over concerns that Ponta committed plagiarism to receive his law Ph.D., an issue that has consumed many in the Romanian academic community for months.

He explains that a hundred years ago a cleric issued a fatwa to boycott sugar because the Shah had permitted Belgium an official monopoly on Iran's sugar.

Mr Netanyahu's aides said the main topics the units would address related to political and security issues, combating calls to boycott Israel and combating efforts to question Israel's legitimacy.

Despite the revulsion of some members toward the idea, any casual observer of Co-opology knows that there is no such thing as unanimity on an issue, be it whether to boycott Israeli products or whether a harried mother and father should be allowed to outsource their communal debts the same way they outsource their cooking, cleaning and child-rearing.

Their preparations have been dogged by off-field issues, with the squad threatening to boycott Saturday's match with England because of long-standing problems with the Samoan Rugby Union.

Shortly after the 2014 CGI special's release, a comic which was published by IDW Publishing was withdrawn after retailers complained that they wanted to boycott the issue.

Advertisers have so far agreed with Sorrell, with not a single company announcing that it intended to boycott the first issue of the Sun Sunday, which appeared on 26 February, in stark contrast to the action taken by advertisers who almost all pulled out of the News of the World last summer ahead of its closure.

Mason said players had been prepared to boycott playoff games if Silver didn't issue a severe punishment.

But none of these issues figured in the western world's threat to boycott the Games.

They need to boycott Israel.