Sentence examples for number of interpreters from inspiring English sources

Experience and the number of interpreters has been shown to affect interpretation.

The United States does not have an adequate number of interpreters and translators who are proficient in these languages.

The increase can be attributed, at least in part, to a growing number of interpreters who specialize in that kind of work.

A number of interpreters have rallied to his support, joining Lord Ashdown of Norton-sub-Hamdon in calling on the government yesterday to review the policy.

Among service members who have served in Iraq, there is no dispute that the number of interpreters in danger is far greater than the number of those who have won visas.

Philips conducted workshops it called Future Landscapes, in which a number of interpreters discussed how health care experiences were changing and brainstormed about enabling new experiences through technology; their conclusions were used to redesign the user experience.

For this reason, a number of interpreter mediated focus group discussions are planned for the future, which will include representation of the most populous ethnic groups in the area.

There are story slams in between the acts, told in both Australian sign language (Auslan) and the spoken word, and large numbers of interpreters in the audience.

Accurate numbers of interpreters killed in battle in both wars are difficult to obtain, but most sources agreed that at least 300 were killed in Iraq, and at least 80 in Afghanistan.

While details of the scheme are not expected until the end of May, lawyers said "large numbers" of interpreters might be not be covered.

The number of name interpreters had a relatively minor effect.