Sentence examples for which wanted him from inspiring English sources

He moved to Tucson in 1985, at the invitation of the University of Arizona and the Tucson Medical Center, which wanted him to lead their joint trauma program.

That's hardly the best way for any city to take up new art, but it says something about Italy that Pinault chose Venice over Paris, which wanted him.

Then he was recruited by Miami Children's Hospital, which wanted him to establish a center for research on genetic diseases, with a multimillion-dollar annual budget.

His new life was in peril, though: Lennon waged a five-year battle with the Immigration and Naturalization Service and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, which wanted him expelled because of an old drug conviction and his antiwar views.

On Palm Sunday last year, Mr. Mason was ordained at Abyssinian Baptist Church, and the next week he went to work for the seminary, which wanted him to work on a new program that places troubled youths with local churches.

The French police on Tuesday handed over a Rwandan rebel leader to the International Criminal Court in The Hague, which wanted him on charges of rape, murder, torture and other atrocities committed during a terror campaign against civilians in the Democratic Republic of Congo's Kivu region.

This hush-hush organization, which wants him to emphasize locally sourced ingredients, will be opening one and possibly several new places starting in mid-September.

This slightly irks America, which wants him to broaden his political base, preferably by dropping the PML-Q and working with the PPP instead perhaps minus Ms Bhutto.

The founder of an aggressive conservation group known mainly for disrupting whale hunts has been detained in Germany at the request of Costa Rica, which wants him extradited over a 10-year-old maritime violation, the organization said Wednesday.

On a practical note, as below-the-line comments on the Shetland Times story explain, the SNP-inspired lynch mob which wants him out will tire sooner than he will.

Judges at the International Criminal Court ruled on Friday that Libya must hand over a son of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi to the court, which wants him to answer charges that he committed crimes during the revolution that toppled his father.