Sentence examples for interpreters out from inspiring English sources

However, there are thousands of interpreters out there who served bravely alongside American troops and who do deserve visas.

Hait-Campbell views this pricing as competitive with that of an average interpreter, at around $60-$60-$100hour, but doesn't think MotionSavvy will put interpreters out of a job.

I asked what impact it had on veterans when they couldn't get their interpreters out.

Bevan gives two contrasting examples - Pride and Prejudice, starring Keira Knightley and with a budget of just over $20m, and The Interpreter (out this weekend), a thriller directed by Sidney Pollack and starring Nicole Kidman and Sean Penn.

The naturalist interpreters pointed out, however, that there probably aren't more rare birds in Cape May, just more expert birders who live in Cape May and are able to identify them.

But some interpreters point out that, between holding that only those observables which QM prescribes to have values[12] and holding that all of them have values, there is some leeway, namely, to propose that a set of observables, different from the one prescribed in QM (but neither, in general, more than these, nor, of course, all) have values.

Studies show that untrained (family) interpreters leave out or misinterpret up to half the questions asked by the physician [ 4].

He learned that Capita took the government's money to provide the interpreter, farmed out the work and could eschew liability if the translator didn't turn up.

An interpreter filled out a form with the men's biographical information.

The model of interviewing was subsequently changed to an active model, so that the interpreter carried out most of the interview, with the aim of improving the flow of interviews and making the interviews less burdensome.

The Constitution is most certainly a document, and therefore it must say something, and it is the job of interpreters to figure out what that something (which can't be everything) is.