a consumer boycott of GM foods
Opposition groups declared a boycott of the elections.
Lawyers threatened a boycott of the courts.
Politicians want to end their boycott of the talks.
There is pressure on the biggest union to join the boycott.
a boycott by international singers
The group is calling for a mass consumer boycott of these products.
The US has imposed a boycott on some European goods.
They have urged people to boycott foreign products.
to set up a boycott, to impose a boycott — объявить бойкот
to apply the boycott — прибегнуть к бойкоту
to put a boycott on smth./smb. — бойкотировать что-л./кого-л.
to boycott products and services from American companies — бойкотировать товары и услуги американских компаний
A union that is on strike may ask the other unions of the central body to join them on the picket line, boycott the employer's product, or contribute money to their strike fund. — Бастующий профсоюз может обратиться в другие профсоюзы, входящие в ту же профсоюзную ассоциацию, с просьбой присоединиться к пикету, бойкотировать продукты работодателя или внести средства в забастовочный фонд.
• In the past, Mandela had called for people to boycott South African goods.
• Palestinian leaders threatened to boycott the talks.
• In 1937 the cocoa farmers imposed a boycott on European imports.
• He called for an end to the Arab economic boycott of Israel.
• The legislation applies to airlines and railroads, where secondary boycotts are still legal.
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Motorists boycotted the company's gas stations and its share price crashed.
»Opposition parties boycotted the elections as unfair.
Pressure groups urged a consumer boycott of clothing brands made using child labour.
call for/demand/threaten a boycott »He called for a boycott of the talks.
join/support a boycott »Unions asked shoppers to join the boycott.