Sentence examples for interpreter could be from inspiring English sources

The questioning was stopped until an interpreter could be found.

For a young platoon leader on the streets of Baghdad, a trusted Iraqi interpreter could be the difference between a successful patrol and a body bag.

This boxed set of reissues (463 500-2) consists of 20 CD's, some also to be sold individually at a later date, plus a bonus disc of folk-song settings by Haydn, Beethoven and Weber, recorded in 1961 and 1970: a jewel, demonstrating how light and unaffected this obsessively detail-oriented interpreter could be.

The consequences for not having a credentialed interpreter could be huge.

In the case of computer program code, the output of the tokeniser built into the language compiler or interpreter could be used as input to detect potentially plagiarised program code, without either party revealing their intellectual property.

Where language is a barrier, hospital interpreters could be used, however this is only likely where the patient is particularly keen to participate, given the sensitive nature of the subject.

Because of some difficulty accessing professional interpreters, some turned to using friends and family; however it was noted that lay interpreters could be just as difficult to access in emergencies.

To echo the sentiments of the UN interpreter, one could be forgiven for thinking that Palestinian human rights are the only rights of consequence.

A number of respondents mentioned that they were sometimes able to obtain the same interpreter each time they visited the GP but two respondents suggested that in the absence of an interpreter, bilingual dictionaries could be used, either before or during a consultation as an aid to communication.

Much of that was achieved by having a very good BASIC interpreter design that could be kept in very little ROM memory space.

The exclusion criteria chosen were: 1) People who do not speak English for whom an interpreter could not be located and 2) those whom their clinician believed it would be inappropriate to approach, for specific reasons like receiving end-of-life care, treatment for severe co-morbidity, or major behaviour disturbance.