Significados de long boycott en inglés

The BNP lawmakers returned to parliament on Thursday, ending a year- long boycott.

There is to be a month- long boycott, starting Mar.

Perhaps more important in the long run is the abandonment of the Sheikh's decade- long boycott of Coolmore stallions.

Analysts say pressure is mounting on the destitute North to end its year- long boycott of the six-country, disarmament-for-aid talks.

Thousands of students in Hong Kong have converged on a university campus to begin a week- long boycott of classes.

The reclusive state is already under pressure from world powers to end its year long boycott of nuclear disarmament-for-aid talks.

The focus of this visit would be whether Kim will end his year- long boycott of international nuclear disarmament talks, analysts said.

The trial announcement came as Washington has been putting pressure on Pyongyang to end a year- long boycott of nuclear disarmament-for-aid talks.

Background: In 1990, the AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power (ACT-UP) sparked a year long boycott of Philip Morris's Marlboro cigarettes and Miller beer.

North Korea has signalled it was ready to end its year- long boycott of disarmament-for-aid talks with China, Japan, Russia, South Korea and the United States.

The students stranded in the capital are affiliated with the UPNG Students Representative Council which led a six week- long boycott of classes from early May.

On Friday, Pyongyang hinted after the talks with Mr Bosworth that it could end its year- long boycott of the six-party negotiations over its nuclear program.

In Australia, more than 160,000 people say they will participate in a day- long boycott of service stations in protest at rising petrol prices.