Sentence examples for bring an interpreter from inspiring English sources
Though the team will bring an interpreter to the bigger tours later in the season, no interpreters made the trip here.
Some of the more infamous acts of the last parliament include passing a motion to ban African languages in official premises; a rural peasant would now have to bring an interpreter to a government office to have his needsattended to.
It's best to bring an interpreter so that they can actually talk to us.
After a recess, the judge accepted the prosecution's offer to bring an interpreter physically into the court, to relay proceedings aloud in Arabic.
Those not competent in English will be invited to bring an interpreter with them to the recall appointment or to request an NHS interpreter where this service is available.
But it is clear from their giggles and huddled whispers that they understand more of our conversation than we do of theirs, grist for a bygone "Seinfeld" episode about bringing an interpreter to find out whether they are mocking us for being princesses.
With or without a valid power of attorney, titleholders wanting to bring a caretaker, interpreter, family member, friend, support person or their attorney to board meetings have been summarily denied entry.
(Mr. Ibarrola does not speak English, and displays are also mostly in Spanish, so be sure to bring along an interpreter if you need one).
Somali women in a UK study reported that general practitioners would sometimes refuse to see them if they did not bring along an interpreter, and that they had to book appointments for secondary care three days in advance if interpretation services were needed [ 32].
Respondents were aware of risks that may arise from using informal interpreters, but saw little danger in using them in standard asthma care: ""Usually it < the patient bringing an informal interpreter > is just convenient.
