51.   It calls on pupils to test their ideas against the evidence, and to give reasons.

52.   The partners should resist the temptation to give their reasons for deciding to exercise the power.

53.   Distridct judge-arbitrators usually give their reasons orally, the award merely stating the result.

54.   Otherwise a written request for leave, giving reasons, must be filed at court and served on the parties.

55.   If the application is rejected reasons must be given.

56.   None of the latter gave any reason for their choice.

57.   What reason could he give for dismissing her anyway?

58.   Finally she made her choice and gave the reasons for it with the confidence she always brought to her work.

59.   No person or group has claimed responsibility or given any reason for the attacks.

60.   As well as giving reasons against Caesar becoming emperor, being no better, perhaps worse, than other men, Cassius also glorifies himself in this speech.