Sentence examples for interpreter with reference to from inspiring English sources

The patients were screened by an assessment team (physician, psychologist, physiotherapist and social worker), supported by an interpreter, with reference to the centre's admission criteria: 1) torture victim with asylum in Denmark; 2) physical, psychological and social needs; 3) no overt psychosis; 4) no drug or alcohol abuse; and 5) available treatment capacity.

(with reference to Alaska).

With reference to John Ruskin.

Exons defined with reference to accession NM_022418.3.

Many more with references to King David.

The reader should be warned that my reference to the different levels of virtue, peace, etc. puts me at odds with many interpreters of Augustine.

So perhaps it's not altogether surprising that, earlier this summer, when Townsend teamed up with a fellow historical interpreter to present the Orange Fool an orange-flavored custard, from Martha Washington's own cookbook some viewers assumed that the dish's name must be intended as a veiled reference to the forty-fifth President.

One of the earliest cited references to bucks as currency is a 1748 journal entry from Conrad Weiser, a Pennsylvania Dutch pioneer, interpreter and diplomat.

"Never," Mr. Badalamenti answered firmly in Italian, with an interpreter seated next to him.

According to participants, even when interpreters were available, communication problems persisted due to lack of competent interpreters, patient discomfort for political or psychosocial reasons, limited-time to use the interpreter, and the difficulty in finding an interpreter with the appropriate dialect within a language, sex, or country of origin while booking an interpreter.

Even with an interpreter, it's rude to look away when talking to a Deaf person.