Examples of using Boycotting in English and their translations into Arabic
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Boycotting means voicing my disagreement with the current regime and how its running matters.
In this regard, opposition parties and pro-Radjabu members of Parliament began boycotting the work of the Parliament.
Boycotting the occupation is one of the most effective methods to resist policies of colonisation and displacement of Palestinians.
The Prime Minister shall confiscate all government vehicles assigned to ministers who intend to continue boycotting the Council of Ministers.
You mother already knew that after that news went out more people would come to the store instead of boycotting.
So, is my mother boycotting my big send-off?
We just started boycotting a long time ago and we just kept riding on that.
Boycotting Israeli Products.
The Albanian opposition has been boycotting parliament since mid-February calling for a transitional government to prepare free and fair elections.
Such boycotting on the part of individual Albanian journalists restricts the freedom of Albanian children to receive information from different sources.
In early 2011, 165 Israeli academics announced they were boycotting the university to protest Israeli settlement expansion.
Following US President Donald Trump's recent ban on immigration, individual and business dissidents of his policies have started boycotting.
Israel had recently become an associate member of the European Centre for Nuclear Research, despite ongoing attempts at boycotting scientific cooperation with Israel.
Boycotting your wedding?
Everybody's boycotting.
Boycotting Divesting and Sanctioning.
Punished for Boycotting the Elections".
Office for Boycotting the Zionist Enemy.
Boycotting the buses in Montgomery.".
I am, too… boycotting.