Sentence examples for mentioned a boycott from inspiring English sources
Nadal even mentioned a boycott.
Well, just look at what the Kick It Out anti-racism campaign has achieved in domestic football – there's still a long way to go but the difference between what is said in the stands today and what you would have heard 20 years ago is striking – yet no one ever mentioned a boycott, even of some of the worst-offending clubs who turned a deaf ear to the disgusting jibes aimed at black players.
He was a key figure in the banning of Clippers owner Donald Sterling from the NBA following racist remarks Sterling made in 2014; in one interview, Paul mentioned a possible boycott if Sterling continued to own the team.
This description certainly rings odd in the context not just of "Pop Icons" but also of the recent worldwide protests against corporate capitalism (not to mention a threatened boycott by a group of international artists of the Guggenheim's franchise under construction in Abu Dhabi over working conditions for laborers at the site, which was announced last March and was still in place last fall).
Someone mentioned a fight.
The bill text states that, in so doing, "the UNHRC targeted Israel with a commercial boycott" even though there is actually no mention of a boycott in these resolutions.
Altschuler: You mentioned the boycott.
The minister for small business, Bruce Billson, told Guardian Australia the government had "expressly mentioned" secondary boycotts in an issues paper for its review of competition laws because "we want respondents to discuss both the exemptions from secondary boycotts and the broader concept of false and misleading representations".
Hudson's Bay did not mention the boycott campaign as a reason for its decision to jettison the products.
Mr. Sadr, in a speech delivered at Friday sermons in the southern city of Kufa, did not mention the boycott threat, but did repeat his usual demand of a timetable for withdrawal from the Americans.
