Sentence examples for bilingual information from inspiring English sources

Next to each sculpture, a sign will list a phone number for an audio tour in either English or Spanish, the first time Broadway Malls will offer viewers bilingual information.

Approaches to improving genetic literacy within communities developed by the pilots included: employing a genetic link worker to work in a specific community; using bilingual information resources; using the media, such as community radio shows and community newsletters; working with influential members of the community; and distributing information at community events.

Distribution of bilingual information leaflet containing e-mail addresses, support websites or telephone numbers of international infertility support groups Establishment and co-ordination of local self-help/support group as a forum where infertile couples can meet and share their experiences, thus deriving strength from their different experiences.

A lawsuit by a coalition of liberal civil rights groups, including the People for the American Way Foundation, the N.A.A.C.P. and the American Civil Liberties Union, also accused multiple counties in Florida of failing to provide bilingual voter information and translation services at the polls.

Written informed consent was obtained from the subjects and their parents following explanation of the test procedure orally and through a bilingual patient information sheet.

"We have a lot of people who are Web-savvy and bilingual and getting information that is not under our control," said Dr. Susan E. Fernyak of the San Francisco Department of Health.

This is on the contrary too fine-grained in some cases: to a bilingual speaker, the information that the shop is closed would be equally conveyed by a sign saying "Closed" as by a sign saying "Geschlossen", even if the two words are different.

Patricia Vega, bilingual librarian and information specialist at the Biblioteca Criolla, said organizing the event took five months.

If translation programs did not yield adequate information bilingual colleagues were contacted to translate the essential information to English.

Trained bilingual interviewers obtained information on maternal age, country of birth, education level, and household poverty level.

Using an innovative brain imaging technology, functional Near Infrared Spectroscopy (fNIRS), we investigated how adult bilinguals process semantic information, both in speech and in print, in a monolingual language context (one language at a time) or in a bilingual language context (two languages in rapid alternation).