Quote name vs name quote

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Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:
  • I saw this for myself in St Petersburg in the run
  • In all correspondence to do with an application, candidates must quote their name as given in their application, the competition number, and the number they received when they applied online.
  • At least they didn't have a middle name in quotes.
  • I merely need to quote the name, beginning with a 'B', of a future President of the European Council who is to take office in just over six months' time.
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  • I don't know much about newspapers, but I always had the idea... that getting the right name on a quote was considered kind of important.
  • Mr Crowley, thank you for apologising for Mr Gallagher's absence, but it is not customary practice to quote the names of rapporteurs.
  • up to the election for Governor when, for example, it was forbidden to show pictures, or quote the names of, candidates in the election.
  • Can I at least quote you by name, Mr. Jane?
  • I merely need to quote the name, beginning with a 'B', of a future President of the European Council who is to take office in just over six months' time.
  • To facilitate administration, you are asked to quote YOUR FULL NAME AS GIVEN ON YOUR APPLICATION FORM AND THE NUMBER OF THE COMPETITION IN ALL CORRESPONDENCE.
  • I saw this for myself in St Petersburg in the run
  • At least they didn't have a middle name in quotes.
  • In all correspondence to do with an application, candidates must quote their name as given in their application, the competition number, and the number they received when they applied online.
  • A month ago the Slovak Minister of Education said that he would ban the use by the Hungarian minority of their language in public places in Slovakia, and an initiative has been taken to order that textbooks should quote Hungarian place names only in their Slovak form.
  • Mr Crowley, thank you for apologising for Mr Gallagher's absence, but it is not customary practice to quote the names of rapporteurs.

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