Significats de economic boycott en anglès

His task was to mobilise a worldwide economic boycott.

Qatar denies the allegations and says the economic boycott is an attempt to undermine its sovereignty.

In 2000, the NAACP announced an economic boycott of South Carolina and protesters marched on the state capital.

In June, MBS imposed a politically costly economic boycott on Qatar that has lost it allies in Europe and Washington.

Qatar's economy has been hit this year by an economic boycott imposed by other Arab states on Doha in June.

The index fell sharply in the months to mid-December after four other Arab states imposed an economic boycott on Doha.

Israeli officials fear that if the talks fail, a nascent call for an economic boycott of Israel and its settlements might grow.

Photo: AFP At a subsequent news conference of black leaders, a Nation of Islam leader called for an economic boycott of Charlotte.

The U.S. thereupon joined China in organizing an economic boycott of Vietnam, & Japan ceased its aid as did most Western European countries.

For them, cancellation is the cultural spin-off of the economic boycott, a collectivist act that empowers ordinary people and holds elites to account.

Fifteen years ago, the flag was the subject of a gritty partisan struggle in the state house and an economic boycott by the NAACP.

When Riyadh led an economic boycott against Qatar in June 2017, Qahtani was at the forefront of online attacks against the small Gulf state.

Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain and Egypt, imposed a political and economic boycott on Qatar since June 2017, accusing it of supporting terrorism, which Doha denies.

The wealthy country has been subject to a diplomatic and economic boycott by Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt since June 2017.

Economic boycotts in recent years have pressured states to roll back legislation.

The southern state was hit by economic boycotts estimated to cost billions of dollars.