Sentence examples for free interpreter from inspiring English sources

As a separate part of the agreement, the city will provide a free interpreter, either in person or on the phone, to anyone who requests one.

Article 6(3) sets out minimum conditions for a fair trial: prompt information about the accusation; adequate time and facilities for preparation; representation; examination of witnesses; and a free interpreter if necessary.

Note that the SSA offers free interpreter services for many different languages.[3].

If you're more comfortable speaking in a language other than English, SSA will provide you a free interpreter.

In the United States, if you are required to appear in court, or have any government-related situation that requires translation, the court or government body are required, by law, to provide you with a professional interpreter free of charge.

By dwelling on the necessity of guns "to the security of a free state," these interpreters of the Second Amendment imply that gun ownership continues to allow Americans to protect themselves against a tyrannical government that could come to power in the US, or perhaps from foreign invasion and oppression.

France 3 television said the reporters, Stéphane Taponier and Hervé Ghesquière, had been freed along with their interpreter, Reza Din.

But because mass has no universally accepted sign, interpreters are free to create hand motions that illustrate its meaning specifically in opposition to weight.

The pope and Catholic bishops had urged Italians not to vote.See articleA French journalist who had been held hostage in Iraq since early January was freed, with her Iraqi interpreter.

The interpreter was then free to begin the other half of his 564-mile round trip.

Ian Flintoff Oxford While Greek drama is indeed celebrated in modern theatre, you omitted to mention one of its mostprolific interpreters, London's Free Open-air Theatre, playing each summer at the Scoop outside City Hall For more than a decade, it has produced thrilling productions, tragedy and comedy, in adult- and child-friendly versions, free and open to all and without public subsidy.