Remember, she had Romania's Nicolae Ceausescu to stay in 1978 at Jim Callaghan's behest: after parading with her in her open-topped carriage, he returned home with two labradors, later seen riding round Bucharest in their own limousine as his people starved.
Billy Bragg fiercely sang part of his revised version of "The Internationale," lyrics he wrote at Mr. Seeger's behest and that later appeared in the Industrial Workers of the World's "Little Red Songbook" alongside the originals.
On July 1, at Hitler's behest, Theodor Eicke, later Commandant of the Dachau concentration camp, and SS Officer Michel Lippert visited Röhm.
Six months later, at the behest of the government, China's Parliament, the National People's Congress, overturned the ruling by rewriting the parts of Hong Kong's Constitution on which it was based.
THE jihadist militia known as Ansar al-Sharia that was blamed for the attack on the American consulate in Benghazi on September 11th that led to the death of the American ambassador was smashed ten days later at the behest of a surging crowd of angry citizens who marched on its base and forced its members to flee.
Nine years later, at the behest of the French government and the central bank, Crdit Lyonnais bought 25% of IBSA.
In January she did a convertible-bond offering first pegged at $500 million; at her behest, it ballooned to $1.25 billion later the same day.
Arrested in 1993, he was released at the behest of the Albanian Army and later returned to Kosovo, where he continued launching attacks against the Serbian establishment.
When the top sponsor of the event, American Liberty Alliance, publicly announced its support of the event, it was forced to publicly abandon its support only a day later, at the behest of influential ALA members.
He was forced out at the behest of the British, but was later named to the Senate.
