21.   For reasons of compliance it was not possible to plan for longer experiments.

22.   Charge codes provide a mechanism for organising the storage of modules according to teams and projects, or for reasons of security or accounting.

23.   Already in the eighteenth century all the European states had shown themselves reluctant to appoint full ambassadors without substantial reasons of expediency or tradition.

24.   The British, for reasons of their own as well as their awareness of American calculations, were slow to commit any extra forces to the continent.

25.   But there is a fourth major avenue of current research which, for reasons of its technical complexity, cannot be covered in this book.

26.   Other depositors may be willing to deposit data for reasons of altruism.

27.   Market research data shows that buyers choose Clio above other superminis for reasons of style, equipment, comfort, spaciousness, manoeuvrability and publicity.

28.   Horses do much the same thing except that, probably for reasons of historical accident, they run on only one toe instead of two.

29.   It is common practice to use a company to make the acquisition for reasons of limited liability, and because the procedure is well understood.

30.   It does however represent an ethical standard which the press should be reluctant to infringe other than for reasons of genuine public interest.