Mr. Berry's death of hepatitis-related liver cancer in September served as a stark reminder of the reasons for the inquiry.
With the S.E.C. adopting its usual no-comment stance and WorldCom executives saying they have nothing to hide, it was left for analysts yesterday to infer the reasons for the inquiry.
In other studies, and of course depending on the reasons for the inquiry, sports and exercise were often the only group of activities identified from the leisure time domain [ 35].
The reason for the spate of similar cases, the inquiry suggested, was that police and other agencies responded to publicity around previous trials by investigating whether the same problem existed in their area.
He used the penal code for perjury as the reason for his inquiry.
Cemex, one of the world's largest cement makers, said European Union antitrust authorities had started an investigation into the company but did not give a reason for the inquiry.
The immigration agency sent the subpoena to education officials on July 21, seeking "any and all records relating to Ousmane Coulibaly's contact information, dates of attendance and class schedules," but gave no reason for the inquiry.
"The SEC did not provide a specific reason for the inquiry, but the company believes it is related to certain transactions with Network Associates, Inc., from 1998 through 2000.
But White House officials dispute that, instead citing limited D.E.A. resources in Kandahar and southern Afghanistan and the absence of political will in the Afghan government to go after major drug suspects as the reasons for the lack of an inquiry.
In 1856 he published the third and fourth volumes of Modern Painters, with their penetrating inquiry into the reasons for the predominance of landscape painting in 19th-century art and their invention of the important critical term "pathetic fallacy".
