Примеры использования Decided to boycott на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This provision was aimed at the Lithuanians, who decided to boycott the elections.
Opposition parties had decided to boycott the related August 21 elections in the Somali Region.
Would crush, if not idiotic policy of heads of the USSR, decided to boycott these Olympic Games.
Leading wrestlers of the republic decided to boycott the largest republican tournament on prizes of the head of Buryatia Vyacheslav Nagovitsyn.
Immediately after the commune elections, the political parties which challenged the results of the vote decided to boycott the remainder of the electoral process.
The Palestinian Authority had nevertheless decided to boycott settlement produce, which would no longer be sold in Palestinian shops.
In paragraphs 6 and 7 of the report, the Rapporteur says that"[t]he participation of Kosovo Serbs[…] in the Provisional Institutions[…]remains minimal" and that most of them have decided to boycott the elections.
In this context, the three opposition parties decided to boycott the election of a chief of state.
According to JS5,the NLD has decided to boycott the election due to stringent election laws which prevent many of its members, including NLD leader Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, from participating.
Defense lawyers were not informed of the date of the beginning of the trial and decided to boycott the court session in protest, compelling the defendants to defend themselves.
In these circumstances, and given the violation of all fundamental norms and guarantees of a fair trial and the impossibility that the court itself might show even a modicum of respect for the law,the defence for the accused decided to boycott the trial.
The National Council of Democratic Forces(NCDF) decided to boycott the elections and intends to launch protests against the elections.
It finally decided to boycott this vote in order to divert attention from the main issue, which is its embargo against Cuba, which is a flagrant violation of international law, and it decided that the Australian delegation would submit the draft amendment prepared in Washington.
In March 2010, because of the disputed 2009 election,RDP decided to boycott the swearing-in ceremony of the National Assembly of Namibia.
Since there had been no reform of the electoral code following the 2003 legislative elections, in which all the seats in parliament went to the President's party notwithstanding the fact that opposition parties had received 38 per cent of the vote,the opposition decided to boycott the legislative elections of 8 February 2008.
In 2012, some opposition parties and candidates decided to boycott the elections, citing procedural violations, media discrimination and the imprisonment of opposition activists.
In September 1997 parliamentary and presidential elections were held in Serbia. Twelve opposition parties including the Democratic Party andthe Civic Alliance decided to boycott those elections, claiming that minimum requirements for fairness were not met.
He regretted that the Union calédonienne andthe FLNKS had decided to boycott the twelfth annual meeting of the Committee of Signatories to the Noumea Accord, which enabled such dialogue.
Following the opening address delivered by Lt. Gen. Myo Nyunt, Chairman of the National Convention Convening Commission,the representatives and delegates of NLD decided to boycott the Convention following the denial of an NLD request to review its working procedures.
The Seychelles National Party, the main opposition party, decided to boycott the election to protest the government's failure to revise electoral laws about the amount of money parties could spend on campaigning.
On 22 August, in retaliation against the economic sanctions imposed by Israel on the Palestinian territories since 30 July,the Palestinian Authority decided to boycott Israeli goods not vital to the Palestinian economy or having a Palestinian equivalent.
The majority of the opposition groups in the country decided to boycott the presidential elections, which were held on 21 June. On 22 June, provisional results were announced with the incumbent, President Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz, receiving 81.9 per cent of the vote.
In view of these uninterrupted actions in all directions, the opposition, which has lost popular support, decided to boycott the latest parliamentary elections in order to undermine the democratic process.
On 24 April 1993, the Gaza Bar Association had decided to boycott Israeli military courts for one week, starting 25 April 1993, to protest the ill-treatment of lawyers and their inability to carry out their work due to the closure of the occupied territories and the curfews imposed on several areas of the Gaza Strip. Al-Fajr, 3 May 1993.
Immediately after the commune elections, the political parties disputing the results of the vote decided to boycott the remainder of the electoral process, alleging irregularities and fraud in the conduct of the vote.
Despite an initial desire to participate, the Sadrist Trend and Tawafuq decided to boycott the conference to signal their dissatisfaction with how negotiations for their return to the Iraqi cabinet were proceeding.
All registered political parties participated in the various political processes underway until February 2004. On 19 February 2004, Coalition Return decided to boycott Assembly sessions due to the ethnic murals in the renovated Assembly Hall.
Prior to the elections and during the campaign, opposition parties and candidates decided to boycott the elections, citing procedural violations, media discrimination and the imprisonment of opposition activists.
In the same context, it should be mentioned that the central electoral authority has created confusion with registration andacceptance in the referendum campaign those parties that have actually decided to boycott the poll, calling on people to refrain from participating the a democratic exercise such as the referendum.
It was incredible that a country that claimed to be observing a political settlement process should have decided to boycott the Special Representative's efforts and impose its position on the international community.