Príklady boycotting

• In political terms, it took an argument for boycotting the elections away from the opposition and provided it with an added incentive to participate.

• Other forms of potential resistance were internal party opposition, which enjoyed little success, and boycotting elections, practised by only a small number.

• They could have treated the federal elections as a sham, boycotting them and refusing to send officers to the new government.

• Yet, the fight against the new reservation policy continued with the persistent boycotting of schools, colleges and examinations.

• Television and press coverage of the conference concentrated more on the small group of pickets boycotting the conference than on the sanguine reports from the press officers.

• This system helped to marginalise the parliamentary opposition and radicalise the extra-parliamentary opposition, which understandably preferred to contest the system by boycotting it, rather than participate in it.

• The statistics regarding police protection and boycotting are not collected by families.

• The general public can help by boycotting shops that deliberately keep up their prices—and there are shops like that in the country.

• They are boycotting it because it does not suit their book to attend at present.

• Is it not obvious that boycotting is one of the things that will arise out of a state of unrest?

• There will be no benefit to children or teachers in boycotting the assessment procedures.

• I think in this prticular case the kind of boycotting employed was of the most contemptible character.

• In regard to every item—whether boycotting, people under police protection, firing at the person or into houses, cattle-driving, or agrarian outrages—the figures are worse.

• He deals with the subject of boycotting, and refers to a number of cases.

• We are told that they are to trust to the generosity and sense of fairness of the people who practised boycotting and intimidation against them.