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• The Olympics, mired in boycotts, seemed in danger of dying.
• Some groups in Greece and Italy refuse to participate in boycotts of merchants.
• Despite the boycott, Israeli goods often do make it to Arab markets in boycott countries.
• The Southern Baptists will get a writeup in Boycott Quarterly, a Seattle magazine that lists 100 consumer campaigns.
• Or else you might become an unknowing and unwilling participant in boycotts against your favorite, environmentally conscious companies.
• In 2016, Florida passed a bill to prevent the state from doing business with companies participating in boycotts of Israel.
• This tertiary boycott marked another fundamental shift in boycott policy wherein Arab states would pressure third party states to agree to boycott Israel.
• During his time as executive director, he oversaw several racial justice initiatives, organized protests, and trained ministers to participate in boycotts.
• The Anti-Defamation League, the world's largest organization fighting anti-Semitism, said last week it does not participate in boycotts.
• Some European restaurants are halting sales of Coca-Cola, Marlboro cigarettes and other U . S . brands in boycotts spurred by anti-war sentiment.
• Ballagh is an active member of the Ireland Palestine Solidarity Campaign, which has insisted that artists and academics participate in boycotts of Israeli businesses and cultural institutions.
• But mostly, this is about the B-word, as in boycott, which would hit them where they live _ in their imported Italian leather wallets.
• Ady protested her wrongful termination causing all the tutors and several council members to resign, as well as resulting in boycotts by tutors at other Oxford affiliated schools.
• Even before its opening Filmiryhm?was in boycott : big cinema companies didn t accept the new player to the market, not even a small art house cinema.
• During the civil and political rights era in the United States, priests and nuns from the parish participated in boycotts and demonstrations in support of the African American community.
• In the case of pro-nationalist protests, citizens have engaged in boycotts against foreign goods or companies, officially sanctioned marches, and occasionally targeted foreign embassies for violence.
• The seasoned pros of England in Boycott, Ian and Greg Chappell, Dennis Lillee, Rod Marsh, Doug Walters ) who would dominate for the middle part of the decade.
• Yet, at the same time, the insurers would seek to avoid taking such action without cause, since it could be costly and result in boycotts against the insurer itself.
• The show overcame initial criticism from religious and other conservative groups for its language and occasional nudity, which resulted in boycotts from some ABC-affiliated stations and resistance from some advertisers.