Sentence examples for an interpreter would be from inspiring English sources

Magistrates eventually gave the suspect, with no previous record, bail and sent him to a court 50 miles away where they hoped an interpreter would be available.

But late tonight, Reuters reported that the two fishermen, Sam Ciancio and Donato Dalrymple, both of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., had rejected a proposal that they meet Juan Miguel Gonzalez on Sunday in the lawyer's office, where an interpreter would be provided.

Should this finding be confirmed in larger studies, it may be wiser for GPs to come to an agreement with their patient regarding who is used to translate, instead of assuming that a professional interpreter would be desired.

Rehnquist added that by giving the parents the freedom to choose a school, the IDEA ensured that a state-funded interpreter would be in a parochial school only because of the parents' decision.

And Tashmina Muslima was dejected when her case against her former landlord was postponed until November, the next time an official Bengali interpreter would be available.

In some cases it proved difficult to locate a specific language interpreter at a time convenient to the participant, or the interpreter would be delayed by another appointment.

We believe that an ideal chemical representation would require no specialized wrapper or interpreter, would be generic such as to allow for facile and conflict-free extensions, would be based on a formal ontology, and would be encoded in a machine-understandable (as opposed to simply machine-readable, as in CML) manner and therefore facilitates automated reasoning and data integration.

Police said that there were "language issues", and that interpreters would be brought in.

Two Major League Baseball officials said interpreters would be permitted for not only Japanese, South Korean and Taiwanese pitchers, but also speakers of Spanish, Dutch and Italian.

It was obvious that the government should move swiftly to provide reassurance that these interpreters would be treated fairly, if need be by relocating them and their families to the UK.

Professional medical interpreters would be most suitable for this purpose [ 5].