Examples of using Boycotts in English and their translations into Japanese
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He remembers local antisemitic organizations which displayed anti-Jewish posters and sponsored boycotts of Jewish businesses.
The export-oriented banana and pineapple producers in northern Costa Rica may be more sensitive to potential boycotts and the tarnishing of their brands than smaller domestic cattle producers,” they write.
Silencing skeptics by organizing blacklists and boycotts- or by suggesting that critics are anti-Semites- violates the principle of open debate upon which democracy depends.
Boeing also faces“airline boycotts, pilots, flight attendants, regulators, aircraft hirers and the flying crowd,” they say.
Silencing sceptics by organising blacklists and boycotts- or by suggesting that critics are anti-semites- violates the principle of open debate on which democracy depends.
The high adhesion to strikes and boycotts of the normal functioning of the country show a willingness to fight, which is a seemingly insurmountable problem for the government.
Silencing skeptics by organizing blacklists and boycotts- or by suggesting that critics are anti- Semites- violates the principle of open debate upon which democracy depends.
During Lord Killanin's presidency, the Olympic movement experiences a difficult period, dealing with the financial flop of the 1976 Summer Olympics in Montreal and the boycotts of the 1980 Summer Olympics in Moscow.
In 2003, an array of religious organizations, women's rights activists, and Asian American groups organized boycotts and protests over the publication, and the"Christmas Edition" of the catalog was removed from stores.
It is not possible for historians to investigate the holocaust, and laws are being passed that prohibit boycotts and disinvestments from Israel as protests against Israel's brutal and inhumane treatment of Palestinians.
In addition, the means used by social movements, is varied, ranging from marches, rallies, signature activities, media campaigns, boycotts, the violent use of force.
Historically, companies like Nestle, Coca Cola and McDonald's have been frequent targets of consumer protests, boycotts and media floggings.
With the Nazi rise to power in 1933, the party ordered anti-Jewish economic boycotts, staged book burnings, and enacted discriminatory anti-Jewish legislation.
The appropriate goal is legislation which prohibits secondary boycotts in pursuance of unjustifiable objectives, but does not impair the union's right to preserve its own existence and the gains made in genuine collective bargaining.
Boycotts have worked to spur sweeping social change before, and today's fossil fuel divestment organizers hope to be as successful as the divestment campaign that played a key role in overturning apartheid in South Africa.
For the first time in their lives, white women became public participants in politics, organizing boycotts and participating in street protests.
After a row over the Senkaku/Daioyu islands in 2012, Japanese firms faced boycotts in China and their exports to it fell by a fifth.
They continue to use Serbian national symbols and participates in Serbian national elections, which are boycotted in the rest of Kosovo; and in turn, it boycotts Kosovo's elections.
Protests and boycotts against Korea's Boshintang(dog meat soup) and the dog meat industry's abuse of dogs is common prior to any major international event.
The Parties agree to remove all discriminatory barriers to normal economic relations and to terminate economic boycotts of each other upon completion of the interim withdrawal.