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Further, interpreting was not part of their work assessment and they felt exploited as interpreters by employers, and some healthcare situations were difficult to interpret because they could be blamed for holding the ideas expressed by other professions.

This month they have slashed the travel allowances paid to interpreters by 50%.

Re "Maladies of Interpreters," by Joshua Foust (Op-Ed, Sept. 22): I, too, worked on a Provincial Reconstruction Team.

It's as if the Americans never imagined that the intimidation and murder of interpreters by other Iraqis would undermine the larger American effort, by destroying the confidence of Iraqis who wanted to give it support.

To that end, the administration has set up a special program for a small number of Iraqis, which gives preferential treatment to full-time employees of the American Embassy, about 125 in Baghdad, and to 500 interpreters by allowing them to skip the lengthy United Nations refugee process once they leave Iraq.

According to the council, the proportion of government buildings accessible to the handicapped will increase from 40% to 90% by 2012, and all hospitals will include sign-language interpreters by the same date.In this section The permanent campaign Playing for time Lending a hand ReprintsUnhappily, the example set by the airport is rare.

In the design of the development interface, the client does not have to communicate with the nodes in the cluster, just obtain through the front and end of the controller, and the controller's role is equivalent to the proxy and interpreter, by interpreting the client's message asynchronous to complete the task of the establishment and distribution.

He is unofficially recruited as an interpreter by the international medical volunteers in Sabra.

A tendentious, soulful interpreter by inclination, he avoids any hint of routine.

Suddenly, Louis is replaced as court interpreter by two American intelligence agents.

Nicole Kidman has prepared for her role in Sydney Pollack's The Interpreter by eavesdropping on a security council meeting at the United Nations headquarters in New York.