Examples of using Boycotts in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Now Scholarism and student unions are organising protests andclass boycotts.
Primary boycotts are legal in the United States and Canada, as well as in many other parts of the world.
Then WWI happened and in the aftermath, Belgian, French and British scientists ostracised scientists from Germany andAustria by encouraging international boycotts.
The opposition boycotts the vote, however, and only representatives from the governing party participate in the election(Oct. 6).
To do this Sharp provides in his books a list of 198“non-violent weapons”,ranging from the use of colours and symbols to mock funerals and boycotts.
Increasing violence, strikes, boycotts, and demonstrations by opponents of apartheid, and the overthrow of colonial rule by blacks in Mozambique and Angola, forced the government to relax some of its restrictions.".
His Taiwan offices were vandalised on numerous occasions,[8] but as the publications grew to have the largest readership in their category,[2]the advertising boycotts ended.
More than a dozen NGOs“which promote anti-Israel boycotts” received the money,“in stark opposition to the EU's own declared policies rejecting such boycotts,” the Israeli report said.
On the other hand, if the dictatorship is vulnerable to economic pressures or if many of the popular grievances against it are economic, then economic action,such as boycotts or strikes, may be appropriate resistance methods.
She later took part in the Rosedale rent boycotts, and was part of the delegation to the Transitional Council, to ensure the provision of prepaid electricity to communities when they could not afford conventional electrical power.[7].
Within the technique of nonviolent struggle, these include the dozens ofparticular forms of action(such as the many kinds of strikes, boycotts, political noncooperation, and the like) cited in Chapter Five.
Boycotts do not increase the probability of regime change, but they do cause the boycotting movements to lose control of key spaces of power, thus eroding their capacity to contest the government's control.
If passed, the legislation would impose new sanctions against Syria,boost defense spending in the region and punish activists who call for economic boycotts of Israel to protest its policies in Palestine, among other measures.
According to Cesar Chavez, who led the highly successful boycotts against California grape growers in the 1960s and 1970s, you need to convince approximately five percent of consumers to boycott an organization to make a financial impact.
On the contrary, such people gush forth with ideas, may linger to make an ideal or a little more than they should,they do not arrange boycotts due to payment delays, but begin to look for other ways to get common benefits.
According to Cesar Chavez, who led the highly successful boycotts against California grape growers in the 1960s and 1970s, you need to convince approximately five percent of consumers to boycott an organization to make a financial impact.
Ties between Asia's two largest economies deteriorated sharply after Japan bought three of the disputed East China Sea islets from a private owner in September 2012,sparking protests and boycotts of Japanese goods across China.
Lai has frequently faced hostility from the many Beijing-backed tycoons,including attempts to force supplier boycotts of his companies and a lengthy battle to list on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange that he sidestepped through a reverse takeover.
While China may jack up existing tariffs beyond the 25 per cent level imposed so far, it could also inflict significant pain by increasing regulatory oversight of American companies, slowing down approvals processes,cancelling orders for U.S. goods or encouraging consumer boycotts.
However, even before the Wall had been built,West Berliners increasingly refrained from using the S-Bahn, since boycotts against it were issued, the argument being that every S-Bahn ticket bought provided the GDR government with valuable Western Deutsche Marks.
While China may jack up existing tariffs beyond the 25 per cent level imposed so far, it could also inflict significant pain by increasing regulatory oversight of American companies, slowing down approvals processes,cancelling orders for U.S. goods or encouraging consumer boycotts.
Then a small but rapidly growing union, the Teamsters organised truckers across the country,and through the use of strikes, boycotts and some more powerful though less legal methods of protest, won contract demands on behalf of workers.
Beijing has leveraged this role by employing trade to punish those that refuse to toe its line, including by imposing import bans on specific products, halting strategic exports(such as rare-earth minerals), cutting off tourism from China,and encouraging domestic consumer boycotts or protests against foreign businesses.
While centralized actions such as mass demonstrations are likely to face repression,decentralized tactics such as consumer boycotts, stay-at-home strikes, sick-ins from school, or anonymous display of small symbols in public places are much more challenging for a regime to repress.
Under the Ratzinger papacy, there were frequent media attacks against the person of the pope, in some cases daily, conspiracies of“spies,” leaked documents, criticisms of various theologians against the pope,and massive boycotts of the Motu Proprio Summorum Pontificum.
This means political passions are likely to move elsewhere- finding their voices in grass-roots movements, social media,demonstrations, boycotts, and meet-ups- on the Main Streets and in the backwaters, and only episodically in the mainstream media or in normal election-year events.
Those who try to interpret the situation as an act of aggression,threaten us with sanctions and boycotts, are the same partners who have been consistently and vigorously encouraging the political powers close to them to declare ultimatums and renounce dialogue, to ignore the concerns of the south and east of Ukraine and consequently to the polarization of the Ukrainian society,” the minister charged.
Based on these two realities, civil resisters mobilize populations to systematically withdraw their obedience and apply nonviolent pressure-through tactics such as strikes, boycotts, mass demonstrations, and other actions- to disrupt an oppressive system and achieve rights, freedom, and justice.
She mobilised people against the 1953 Bantu Education Act, organising pioneers(Masupatsela) to bolster the school boycotts in protest against the Bantu Education Act.[1][2] Under her leadership many children were mobilised for school boycotts in Sophiatown, Orlando, Brakpan, Randfontein and Alexandra.[1].