A group of former intelligence officers is pressing Congressional leaders to open an immediate inquiry into the disclosure last summer of the name of an undercover C.I.A. officer, Valerie Plame.
The Tory mayor has written to the chair of the Commons Treasury select committee, John McFall, to urge him to open an immediate inquiry into the government's plans for a new tax on bankers' bonuses, the 50p top tax rate, which will primarily affect London and the UK's financial sector, and regulatory changes.
"If the department fails to open an immediate investigation into News Corp.'s violations of the FCPA, there will have been a major breach of enforcement at Justice".
MPAC urges the FBI and the Department of Justice to open an immediate investigation and consider this a terrorist attack if the motives of the shooter are confirmed based on his previous social media posts.
Catch Up Education: An end to civil war in 2002, the subsequent return of displaced persons and release of child soldiers opened up an immediate need to provide schooling to children who had been outside of the mainstream education system for prolonged amounts of time.
"We have not yet seen incontrovertible proof of any crime," the paper wrote, "but there are sufficient indicators to suggest that might yet happen, and certainly enough to make the Popular Party open an immediate internal investigation".
The images opened a brief and intensely immediate window into heavy fighting in the restive city, a stronghold of opposition forces and the site of previous military crackdowns by the Syrian government.
The shares were issued at $36 and opened at $74, an immediate 105% pop.
Much like the bitterly titled "My Joy," "In the Fog" opens ominously, establishing an immediate, intensifying unease.
Officials said they were trying to make longer-term rebuilding aid meld seamlessly with ongoing aid efforts to avoid what Mr. Malloch Brown called the "funding gap" that often opens up when an immediate crisis fades.
That's a reference not to the forthcoming Royal Albert Hall arena staging of "The King and I," opening Saturday, but an immediate reaction to David Leveaux's luscious West End revival of the Tom Stoppard play "Arcadia," which plunges headlong into a dizzying realm of mathematical theorems, academic debate and Wildean paradox only to land in the distinctly nonverbal arena of a waltz.
