Sentence examples for quotation rules from inspiring English sources

The U.S. stock exchanges revised their price quotation rules in 2001 to allow trade to be priced in decimals, which encouraged algorithm trades via the ECNs.

If it is the first time mentioning a person put either: Title Name or Name, title, (In option one the title is capitalized no matter what it is; in option two the title is lowercase no matter what it is. I don't care if they are Joe Smith, supreme ruler of the world).. Remember that standard quotation rules apply.

There were no restrictions placed on it, other than the no-direct-quotations rule.

Invented a half-century ago, and subsequently popularized and decontextualized in scores of quotation dictionaries, such rules had acquired an iconic status by the time I got around to tracing them back to their roots.

Whenever I mention the rules about periods and commas with quotation marks, people argue.

2541, 2551, 180 L.Ed.201174 (2011) (internal quotation marks omitted), Rule 23 grants courts no license to engage in free-ranging merits inquiries at the certification stage.

For fewer than 4 lines, do not use a block quote, but instead follow the usual rules on quotation marks and punctuation.

After one of his early Polish essays was typeset with a spelling mistake in the title ('środku' instead of 'środka'), he always quoted the incorrect title, because to correct it would have been to break the rule that quotation must be literal and exact.

Novelists are not bound by rules of doctoral quotation.

We do not allow sources to change the rules governing specific quotations after the fact.

In 1986 his lawyers had been able to prevent the publication of the original version of Hamilton's biography when a court ruled that his quotation of excerpts from unpublished letters violated the author's rights.