Sentence examples for stage a boycott from inspiring English sources

Turkey threatened to stage a boycott if Kurdish military forces were invited at Russia's behest.

In fact, capitalism offers such a vast choice to the consumer that it's never been easier to stage a boycott.

If they cut it loose now, or after the strike ends, fans would rend garments, perhaps stage a boycott.

Mr. Sharif, a former prime minister, said that his party would participate if the parliamentary elections went ahead next week, despite his recent threats to stage a boycott.

The NBA players' union warned the league's leadership that its members were willing to stage a boycott and refuse to participate in playoff games if they were unsatisfied with Mr Sterling's punishment.

Amaechi uses the example of the controversial US right-wing radio host Rush Limbaugh's attempt to buy a stake in the NFL team St Louis Rams last year, when players threatened to stage a boycott rather than play for him.

In a village near Milwaukee, hundreds staged a boycott.

Even if opponents had not staged a boycott, it is doubtful whether they would have mustered much at the polls.

Mr. Taylor and his team had used the same strategy, staging a boycott, when prosecutors opened the trial, now more than three and a half years ago.

England have not finished ahead since 1986, when the Games were last held in Scotland and 32 teams did not turn up because they were staging a boycott.

Both by their own volition and subsequently under advice from the club, the Rangers support staged a boycott of this fixture.