Evergreen contracts are contracts that automatically renew after the contract period is up -- usually every year. While these contracts can be convenient because they don't require parties to renegotiate terms every year, they can also be frustrating if one party is unhappy with the contract.
Answer Wiki. Yes. When the question mark is part of the quote, then you put it inside the quote. (And you can pretty much always get away with putting punctuation inside the quotes.) The debate comes in when the quotes naturally go around a phrase that is a subset of the sentence, as in: They called him Sharkie.
Q. Although periods go inside quotation marks in text, is it acceptable to put the period outside the quote when the quote is part of a string of computer code? Following the rule for text would distort the string of code, causing confusion. Example: Include the type identifier: type=âtext/JavaScriptâ.