Taylor added that officers were awaiting the results of additional postmortem tests and were still undertaking inquiries into the death.
Lyon confirmed Arjel is undertaking inquiries in a statement that said: "Olympique Lyonnais are aware of the checks being conducted this morning by Arjel, which are completely in tune with the procedures of the governing body for online betting.
Furthermore, it is as yet unclear what, if anything, such powers could have done to prevent any of the incidents this year, with MI5 currently undertaking inquiries into both the Westminster and Manchester attacks.
The prime minister can ask [the independent adviser] to undertake inquiries... and we believe that that is the right position.
Mr. Almunia also said that a settlement in the case did not mean he would not undertake inquiries in other areas that raised competition concerns.
The bureaus transmit criminal information that may be of interest to other countries; within their own countries, they undertake inquiries, searches, and arrests requested by other countries and take steps to implement resolutions voted on by the annual assembly.
When it emerged that the English commissioner could be directed to undertake inquiries by a secretary of state, and would only be able to represent children's interests, the other commissioners lobbied for the role to be strengthened.
DG Comp won new powers in 2003 to undertake inquiries into whole industries, and Ms Kroes has not hesitated to use them, taking on the energy industry and, most recently, the pharmaceuticals industry, which is accused of using unfair tactics to delay the arrival of cheap generic drugs.Ms Kroes's father owned a road-haulage firm, and as a girl she travelled in lorries to Antwerp and Dusseldorf.
A later branch of the school (see the entry on Mohist Canons) formulated a sophisticated semantic theory, epistemology, utilitarian ethics, theory of analogical reasoning, and mereological ontology and undertook inquiries in such diverse fields as geometry, mechanics, optics, and economics.
Humans soon discover their limitations, and undertake inquiry to try to fill these gaps in their knowledge.
Based on these findings, we propose a few examples of policies based on soft (sometimes subconscious) incentives that could gently direct some scientists towards undertaking basic research inquiries with higher transformative value (Box 1).
