Examples of using Boycotted in English and their translations into Turkish
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Bosniak members of the RS parliament boycotted the vote, insisting the bill violates both the Dayton Peace Accords and the BiH Constitution.
New Social Democrats(NSDP), boycotted the assembly dismissal.
The U.S. stopped all grain exports to the Soviet Union and boycotted the 1980 Summer Olympics held in Moscow.
The Soviet Union boycotted the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles, so Salnikov could not defend his title.
while the 12 Communist Party MPs boycotted the vote.
Emma, your mother boycotted your wedding, she hates your husband.
again boycotted the poll.
Union for Democracy and Social Progress boycotted the polls of the General Election held in the Democratic Republic of the Congo in 2006, Complaining of fraud.
French Communist leader Georges Marchais boycotted the congress after criticizing the Soviet Union's suppression of dissidents.
In 2002 Kaurismäki also boycotted the 40th New York Film Festival in a show of solidarity with the Iranian director Abbas Kiarostami, who was not given a US visa in time for the festival.
UNMIK has certified the results of the November 17th vote and is also taking steps to ensure adequate representation for the Serb community, which boycotted the vote.
And those who have the courage to stand up are boycotted, lose their jobs and are left to starve.
Emma, your mother boycotted your wedding, she hates your husband, and she only holds you in medium esteem.
Especially when it's someone who for years felt ostracized and boycotted, and then the gates open in front of him,
October-- President Rugova is re-elected after the LDK wins general elections, boycotted by Kosovo Serbs.
He was elected President in 1991, in an election that was boycotted by the opposition, and re-elected in 1998, 2005 and 2010.
The Party Congress was boycotted by the internal party opposition as well as the KPÖ regional branch in Tyrol, Graz, and Styria.
Opposition parties boycotted parliament's first round of voting for president, denying Gul the necessary quorum.
He was elected by Parliament on 18 September 2012, in an election boycotted by the main opposition United Workers Party, which claimed the process was unconstitutional.
According to Statistics Bureau data, the ethnic Albanian minority boycotted the census in southern Serbia, while the Bosniaks in the Sandzak region mostly ignored the call for a boycott. .