Sentence examples for total boycott from inspiring English sources

Then there is the question of a total boycott.

Rural areas voted much more heavily than did cities and towns, which in many cases observed a near total boycott.

On 29 April a group of civil servants held a protest in the centre of Algiers, calling for a total boycott of the election.

Chris Lintott, an astronomer at Oxford University, called for a total boycott of the conference until the situation had been resolved.

The Sun's 1989 report caused widespread revulsion in Liverpool and led to a near total boycott of the paper on Merseyside that exists to this day.

The current proposal to make a distinction between good Israelis and bad Israelis is a tactical move: the boycott campaign really wants a total boycott of Israeli academia.

"Where does that leave me?" The Sun's report caused widespread revulsion in Liverpool and led to an almost-total boycott of the paper on Merseyside that exists to this day.

In a stunning victory for opponents of President Anwar Sadat, Arab countries meeting here agreed today to impose a total economic boycott on Egypt.

And now, with Putin's activities in Crimea and eastern Ukraine adding fuel to anti-Russian feeling, the Guardian's art critic Jonathan Jones has called for a total artists' boycott of Russia, in order to "hit Putin where it hurts".

Dejoie was known to have angered Namphy's ruling group by urging--in remarks made during the last three weeks in Washington, Miami and Barbados--a total international economic boycott of Haiti or even foreign military intervention here.

A seven-member alliance of the main democratic parties also declared its boycott a total success.