Historically, they have provided an interpreter for each Japanese or Korean player for two reasons: it is often negotiated into their contracts, and most of them come into the organization unable to speak directly to anyone else in it.
"There have been emergencies where we've had to provide interpreters to individual schools," including interpreting school records for students.
Even in personal computers with a single processor core, operating systems and interpreters have provided the abstraction of concurrency.
For several grades he had attended public school, and during that time the Catalina Foothills School District board, in compliance with the IDEA, had provided a sign-language interpreter.
Two New York City hospitals and a group of primary care clinics have agreed to provide interpreters for patients who are deaf, to avoid a federal lawsuit accusing them of violating the Americans With Disabilities Act.
Capita, which has held the contract to provide interpreters in England and Wales for the past four years, has been heavily criticised in the past.
The deaf public should know that attorneys do have an obligation to provide interpreters -- some attorneys are not even aware of that!
Mission Essential Personnel, the primary contractor providing interpreters in Afghanistan, has basic guidelines: interpreters need to be given a place to sleep, for example, and fed.
ALS confirmed that some cases have been cancelled because the firm was unable to provide interpreters.
The resolution, making English the official language of county government here, has no practical impact -- the county translates documents and provides interpreters only when required by federal law.
