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| hyphenate. “Foreign policy making elite,” referring to an elite making foreign policy. Would Chicago...write “foreign policymaking elite”? A. Write “foreign-policy-making elite.” See CMOS 6.80 for some analogous examples.... |
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| the Secretary of Foreign Affairs, shortened to Foreign Secretary in some places and Secretary in...full title and partial title of the secretary of foreign affairs appear in several places, you can... |
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| foreign publications be written in the foreign language or in English? A. Use the original language for... |
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| per CMOS guidelines: “They blotted out any distant landmark, enclosing Luke and I in a foreign ...in a foreign landscape,” we shouldn’t write that it was “enclosing Luke and I.” And though people... |
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| mention of foreign words italicized and explained. The book consists of a series of weekly readings...first mention of a foreign word in each article be italicized and explained, even though there will be... |
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| FAQ Item Headlines and Titles of Works Q. What is the proper way of capitalizing foreign titles...conflict with Chicago recommendations for foreign titles. There doesn’t seem to be any advice for melding... |
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| foreign word to become familiar in a document? And does distance between occurrences matter? In..., italics may be retained.” This novel I’m working on has tons of foreign words in the dialogue that... |
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| English from a source written in a foreign language, how should this be indicated? Is it necessary to make... |
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| FAQ Item Citation, Documentation of Sources Q. If I am writing out foreign book titles followed by... |
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| FAQ Item Citation, Documentation of Sources Q. When an author is quoting a source in a foreign ... |
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