Sentence examples for interpreter assistance from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, in 2011, user-fees (now abolished) were introduced for interpreter assistance to immigrants with permanent residency in Denmark.

An important element in this may be to ensure professional interpreter assistance for immigrant patients with limited proficiency in the local language [ 60].

In this regard, access to professional interpreter assistance is likely to be an important organizational strategy to ensure quality of care for immigrant patients [ 60].

Our health service has used a phone reminder system since 2005, and maintains annual attendance rates above 85%, despite most patients requiring interpreter assistance.

Sixty-two per cent of women (676/1086) were Australian born, 9 women (0.8%) identified as Indigenous and 18 (1.7%) completed the survey with interpreter assistance.

Information collected included: patient demographics, requirement for interpreter assistance, parent/self-reported oral health concerns and dietary risk factors, findings on inspection (dentition type (primary/mixed/secondary), visible caries, caries experience, severe caries) and management plans (referral to dental services, treatment needs).

Interviews with Hauser, Blick, and Contreras were conducted via Skype with interpreting assistance from Nikki Cherry, program coordinator and interpreter for the Rochester Bridges to the Doctorate program.

"I was jealous," she said in English in an interview before her concert here, occasionally turning to an interpreter for assistance.

The PNGVR was intended to maintain sub-units capable of providing advice on topography, native customs and personalities, provision of guides and interpreters, and assistance in the organisation and training of irregular native forces.

Rule 65 (Legal Assistance) of the Rules Governing the Detention of Persons Awaiting Trial or Appeal before the Tribunal or Otherwise Detained on the Authority of the Tribunal reads: (A) Each detainee shall be entitled to communicate fully and without restraint with his legal representative, with the assistance of an interpreter where necessary.

We would also like to thank the medical and research staff and the Cree interpreters for their assistance and for data collection.