Examples of using Boycotting in English and their translations into Danish
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which is aimed at delaying and, if possible, boycotting the current negotiation process.
the conservative opposition is now boycotting the Parliament.
In the Netherlands, meanwhile, a debate has started about the possibility of boycotting these Olympic Games.
Her arrest and conviction for civil disobedience led to all the blacks in the city boycotting the buses for 382 days.
Secondly, I am thinking of the inevitable retaliatory measures the consumers will spontaneously take by boycotting all products made in France which, in the final analysis, are far from irreplaceable.
that if China continues with its cultural genocide against the Tibetan people, boycotting the Olympic Games would be justified.
realise that the Israeli policy of occupation is the same kind of policy which eventually led to the boycotting of South Africa.
of the tactics of boycotting parliament and that of participating in parliament,
Despite the fact that the Greek-Cypriot side has no intention of boycotting the third round of talks, the Turkish side has invaded the buffer zone, creating problems for the United Nations Organisation.
a Member of this House, in which he urges the boycotting of the products of a company in the European Union.
reluctant to meet and even boycotting it, and due to the widespread ditimbulkannyapun.
one of systematically boycotting the Directive on the legal protection of biotechnological inventions.
local leaders of the Popular Party are throwing more fuel on the raging fire and boycotting the attempts of other institutions to put this out.
busying themselves with disparagement of people, warning, and boycotting.
is not excluding boycotting the Olympic Games,
which was followed by the party boycotting the TV station of those journalists for a long time.
business dissidents of his policies have started boycotting doing business with the Trump family
Despite isolated criticism and some threats of boycotting, we are well-armed: reinforced border controls,
which requires the breaking up of settlements, the boycotting of products from these settlements
the destruction of embassies, and boycotting Danish goods.