Sentence examples for establish interpreters from inspiring English sources

Since his death (and coinciding with a wider challenge to the academic study of English literature that his critical precepts did much to establish), interpreters have been markedly more critical, focusing on his complex relationship to his American origins, his elitist cultural and social views, and his exclusivist notions of tradition and of race.

That is, as a piece becomes established, the interpreter's freedom grows and the composer's control diminishes.

This is the promising start of a complete Vaughan Williams symphonies cycle by the RLPO and Andrew Manze, now an established RVW interpreter (having an impressive parallel career as a baroque violinist).

RID has established an interpreter certification program to to help maintain a high level of excellence, and the organization provides a support network for constant professional development.

However, the Port Authority said that it was policy, though not the law, for officers to at times ask for a person's country, depending on factors like whether the officer thinks an interpreter is needed or to establish an identity.

The need to establish a productive working relationship between lay educator and interpreter was imperative, particularly to ascertain that their roles did not overlap.

Adrastus and Aspasius established themselves as respected interpreters of Aristotle.

These challenges include new environmental barriers such as collapsed ramps; damaged or lost assistive devices; and the loss of previously established services (sign language interpreters or visiting nurses) or support systems (social security payments or social protection schemes).

17 Sampling and recruitment were supported by existing links and key contacts among established migrants, formal trained interpreters, general practice staff and service planners with whom we had connections through previous research and development projects in this field.

Clinicians have to do more than simply establish consensus on the mode of communication and the role of the interpreter as suggested by recent guidelines.

The Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf (RID) is a national membership organization which works closely with NAD to establish consistent expectations for those serving the Deaf community.