Sentence examples for access to translators from inspiring English sources

In areas or groups in which minority languages are commonly spoken, with the assumption that these may be more associated with lower SES, ease and speed of access to translators and to either long or short form translated consent forms may be an additional factor influencing relevant communication about clinical trials.

They also noted that centres which were well run, with access to translators, had less of a problem with runaways.

Those who are not sent to secure facilities, Senator Kennedy said, languish for long periods in shelters designed for short stays, "without adequate access to translators, telephones or medical care and other vital service".

While the immigration service said it worked with nonprofit organizations and public agencies to place children in the least restrictive settings possible, many were sent to jails for months at a time without access to translators, education or medical care.

Migrants and refugees also often lack access to translators. .

Trained counselors, with access to translators for 140 languages, collect information from callers and then report the threat to appropriate school and law enforcement officials.

Only English language publications were retrieved, due to a lack of access to language translators at the time of conducting the review.

The charges may not even be clear to the accused or his lawyers, his family has said, as Rezaian can speak but not read Farsi and as far as they know has not been given access to a translator.

We excluded patients if their last injection occurred more than three months before the start of patient recruitment, if they had left the practice, if their B12 therapy had been discontinued or if they had already switched to oral therapy, if they did not speak English and did not have access to a translator, or if they had been recently diagnosed with a serious illness.

A statement of claim document submitted to the court by lawyers acting for 86 of the 153 asylum seekers also reveals that they have had no opportunity to deliver their protection claims – despite all claiming to be refugees – and had no access to a qualified translator despite almost all being unable to speak English.

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