Sentence examples for interpreters out of a from inspiring English sources

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.

Four years ago, a bleeding Afghan interpreter, Fazel, staggered out of an ambush in Ganjigal Valley in eastern Afghanistan.

He went ahead and examined the woman, paying the interpreter out of his pocket.

DON Know it may be your legal responsibility to cover the costs, as outlined by the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Deaf job seekers who use ASL as their primary form of communication are forced to decide whether they will hire their own interpreter for a job interview and pay out-of-pocket; or whether they will invoke their ADA right to have an interpreter provided by the company they are interviewing with.

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.

In one instance, I tried to help one of my interpreters fill out one of the several required forms.

In addition, a speech in a minor language may be interpreted through a third language for lack of interpreters ("relay" interpreting) —for example, when interpreting out of Estonian into Maltese.

Due to the large number of languages, some being minor ones, since 1995 interpreting is sometimes done the opposite way, out of an interpreter's native tongue (the "retour" system).

Be their interpreter instead of a referee.

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