Attribute quotation

Attribute quotation

Price Quotation

Paste as Quotation

Paste as Quotation

That isn't a quotation.

And this is for quotation?

My concern is that, in the amended version, we now have quotation marks we have the quotation of what was agreed.

(2) Each supplier or contractor is permitted to give only one price quotation and is not permitted to change its quotation.

As I said, there were no quotation marks.

Maybe I'll put little quotes inside the quotation.

I'll end with a quotation by Mahatma Gandhi.

Insert quotation marks in the second sentence as follows 

Insert quotation marks in the last sentence as follows 

Insert quotation marks in the first sentence as follows 

The Economist snidely referred to the results in quotation marks.

Two of the three use the term in quotation marks.

What was given to me was not within quotation marks.

The Chairman's understanding is correct in terms of the quotation.

That quotation occurs to me quite often in my profession.

Within that quotation, perhaps the reference to 2006 might be justifiable.

I should put look in quotation marks, because it's very abstract.

'cause it knows that the string started with a single quotation.

For example, all sales offices are rolled up to the sales department or sales division to anticipate sales trends.

I put that between quotation marks. Ports like Malacca, Calicut, Aden, Venice.

I start my string with a single quotation mark, so it says,

The Chairman Am I correct in my understanding that if we were to make a direct quotation, the representative of Egypt would now not mind the inclusion of 2006 in the quotation.

Sales Publication

Local sales

Sales tripled.

Sales department.

And this in turn tends to be followed by this quotation marks like symbol.

Look, let's not end the string until we get to another single quotation mark.

(c) Trading shipping costs, sales price negotiation, terms of sales (Somalia)

Sales tripled. Why?

1 Sales No.

Costs of sales

Sales were up.

An early and distinguished proponent was Sir Cecil Hurst. His careful exposition deserves full quotation

The second quotation is, See things not as they are, but as they might be.

So it's not like it'll confuse the interpreter when it sees this first double quotation

Production and distribution of sales publications are monitored by the Sales Section.

The sales are called White sales since the sales started during an era when these items were only available in white.

Ford reported that 37 of its sales in May came from fleet sales when it announced its sales for the month increased 23 .

I also take note of the Egyptian proposal contained in the quotation that he put forth.