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Example sentences for: boycott

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As some readers are aware, the teaching of English to schoolchildren in England has been undergoing great upheaval of late: the National Union of Teachers, the largest in the UK, recently voted overwhelmingly (nine out of ten) to boycott a compulsory English test for 14-year-olds by refusing to mark, administer, or invigilate [proctor] them.
The boycott fizzled because ... well, because, $7 wasn't all that much to spend on an evening's entertainment in Fun City.
The symbol of the Daily Mail 's campaign for a British consumers' boycott of French food is a drawing of a cow with a beret on its head and a roll of toilet paper hanging on a chain from its neck.
Provoked by this, Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok and the leading bookstores there decided to boycott the dictionary.
The Sunday Times of London reported that British Prime Minister Tony Blair is "furious" with Agriculture Minister Nick Brown for his "personal decision" to boycott French food.