Many of them previously carried guns at the behest of warlords such as the recently imprisoned former president, Charles Taylor.
Sometimes, though, in his listing of picture commissions, Galassi seems almost too keen to give the impression that Cartier-Bresson went scurrying across half the world at the behest of magazines such as Life, Harper's Bazaar, Mademoiselle and Holiday.
Much of the recovery is thanks to swingeing spending cuts and tax hikes, often imposed at the behest of outsiders such as the IMF, and sometimes with scant regard for legality or democratic niceties.
At the behest of Jewish leaders such as Chaim Weizmann, the president of the World Zionist Organization, and Chief Rabbi Joseph H. Hertz, the British government had agreed to let refugee children up to the age of 17 enter England as long as a £50 bond was posted for each child.
Launching an offensive at the behest of a mere appointee such as Mr Allawi would be a far more dangerous undertaking than doing so on the orders of a government that will have been elected, however imperfectly, by millions of Iraqis.
A solution to the Syrian conflict would stabilize what is left of the fractious nation and could help improve the status of the remaining Christian community in particular, which has seen many of its holy sites defaced or completely destroyed at the behest of radical Islamist militias such as ISIS.
They have also demanded a string of surprising economic measures, including a ban on exports of petroleum products—allegedly at the behest of supporters in business.On such issues, the SP may not have its way.
This came after city officials, at the behest of local taxi companies, tried to ban Uber even though state regulators had already approved the operations of such ride-sharing services statewide.
Kids sometimes attend such outings basically at the behest of parents, who hope to pass on their own musical tastes.
In Britain, a similar happiness survey is being undertaken this spring at the behest of the prime minister, David Cameron, whose administration proposed such drastic spending cuts that violent protests broke out in the street.
