the slogan "All for one, one for all." A foreign slogan or motto is italicized within quotation marks; the translation is in roman, capped as appropriate, and put within quotation marks: The Marine motto, "Semper Fidelis—Always Faithful." "Ducit Amor Patriae, Love of Country Leads."

Do slogans have to be capitalized?

Capitalize Notices, Mottoes, Slogans, and the Like If they are long, they are generally written in sentence case and often enclosed in quotation marks. Mottoes and slogans follow the same guidelines, though slogans or mottoes in a foreign language are generally italicized, and only the first word is capitalized.

How do you quote a slogan?

Set the slogan off from the rest of the text with quotation marks. Insert an open parenthesis after the last quotation mark on the slogan. Write the name of the author after the parenthetical mark. If the page has no noted author, write the title of the Web site in place of the author's name.