1.   A new international law made it a duty to dispense justice to victims, whatever reason of state might be invoked.

2.   For reasons of hygiene, we had to cut our fingernails really short.

3.   He shuddered, reminded for some reason of a debris tIed hog.

4.   It probably never had deep roots in the reason of the generals, the men in the lines, or the people.

5.   It was quite ridiculous and so very obvious that he was doing this for many dubious reasons of his own.

6.   She was quite calm and serious and, for reasons of her own, she intended to bury the jewel box.

7.   The bridge is closed for reasons of safety.

8.   The statement of reasons of a Community legislative measure is contained in a series of paragraphs at the beginning of the measure.