A further two properties and a number of companies relevant to an NCA financial sanctions inquiry had also been identified.
Moreover, the incoming administration is under growing pressure to sanction an inquiry into possible criminal action by the Bush administration in its use of torture.
In the wake of Labour's election victory in October 1964, there was a renewed call for the incoming home secretary, Frank Soskice, to sanction a new inquiry.
It then considers political and legal responses ranging from humanitarian intervention (within and without the Responsibility to Protect framework), sanctions, commissions of inquiry, and accountability mechanisms, including criminal trials before international and domestic tribunals.
Micron Technology, the world's No.2 maker of computer-memory chips, struck a deal with the Justice Department to shield it from sanctions after an inquiry found some employees engaged in price fixing.
The Zimbabwe Football Association (Zifa) has banned four officials for 10 years in the latest round of sanctions in its inquiry into match-fixing.
The limited inquiry recently sanctioned by the attorney general therefore plainly does not go far enough.
Fresh evidence that job centre managers routinely put pressure on staff to impose financial penalties on benefit claimants has been submitted to the Commons work and pensions select committee inquiry into sanctions.
Freud easily fought off a Labour attempt to include a reference to the use of targets by jobcentre managers in the terms of reference of the proposed inquiry into sanctions.
Which is another way of saying that even by the N.H.L.'s permissive standards, some things -- including assault with a potentially deadly weapon -- require both league sanctions and a police inquiry.
Trials can be accompanied by serious politically sanctioned historical bodies of inquiry, which have as their goal the collection of a broad, comprehensive set of data.
