Sentence examples for given interpreter from inspiring English sources
Description of the following points: means of harvesting histological material (biopsy or surgery) given, interpreter of histological assessment mentioned 9. Were the index test results interpreted without knowledge of the results of the reference standard?
Amnesty International reports that those charged are often unable to follow the court proceedings, as they are often unable to speak the language and are not given interpreters or legal counsel.
A Downing Street source said the proposals would give interpreters a choice either to go on working in Afghanistan or "make a new start in Britain".
But the difficulty of comprehending Kant's views gives interpreters a reason to place a greater emphasis on context—I will especially highlight Kant's reactions to his most significant predecessors in this area, Leibniz and Newton.
He was bombarded with calls to give voice as Southern interpreter and sage, which undermined his fine-honed balance of nostalgia and acerbity.
In the interview, he added that he was not allowed to call his partner, who is a qualified lawyer in the United States, nor was he given an interpreter, despite being promised one because he felt uncomfortable speaking in a second language.
Dean continued to suffer from illness related to poor food but he was not given another interpreter and was not interrogated after October 1950.
The two women were given courtroom interpreters during their trial at the Central Court, the North's highest court.
Two good pieces of basic advice used to be given to interpreters of the double heroine role of Odette-Odile: "This ballet's only as good as its ballerina" and " 'Swan Lake' is principally about its music".
The underlying concordance of all authorities is taken as a given and interpreters work toward showing how it might be operative in particular cases.
I read one article, based on questionnaires given to interpreters, which suggested that members of the profession are, as a consequence, highly strung, temperamental, touchy and prima donna-ish.
