Sentence examples for interpreters and use from inspiring English sources

Most respondents preferred using ad hoc interpreters, and use of bilingual staff was particularly common.

3. Lost children – To prevent children being separated from their families or caregivers during their journey, provide proper monitoring by child protection officers and interpreters and use number tracking or tagging for families.

A questionnaire was developed to establish respondents' experiences of the language barrier: the need for language assistance, their knowledge and use of professional interpreters and use of informal interpreters (summary in Additional file 1).

Talking through an interpreter, and using his hands to emphasise his points, he was forceful and determined to enlist France in his anti-capitalist crusade.

When America tries to marry its foreign involvement with its noble principles, the result would look like Iraq in flames in 2006 and 2007, when American forces seeking to apprehend terrorists were accompanied by an interpreter, and used force as sparingly as possible.

In this paper, we compose six different Python and Prolog VMs into 4 pairwise compositions: one using C interpreters, one running on the JVM, one using meta-tracing interpreters, and one using a C interpreter and a meta-tracing interpreter.

It contains exercises in becoming aware of the therapists' own cultural background; a discussion about how to deal with traditional health workers; a role play with an actor in using an interpreter and in using the Cultural Formulation during treatment.

An educational resource matrix stratifies school setting (residential vs special education vs non-specialized "mainstream" setting) and levels of rehabilitative support (speech and language therapy and interpreter use) to map past and current use of these services.

Topics included: methods of assessing patients' learning preferences and capacity; the program structure including design responsibilities; program processes including personnel and documentation; interpreter use; and program setting – locations and support resources.

While there has been a general call to make decisions regarding the use of interpreters and translation in research more explicit using interpreters in public health research is under-researched.

Women from the four language groups where information was translated were recruited with the assistance of interpreters where necessary, and used the translated questionnaires if they preferred or if it was necessary.