Sentence examples for oral interpreters from inspiring English sources

Although translation of documents is limited to six languages, the city must still provide oral interpreters in all languages.

Another great translator was Lin Shu, who, knowing no foreign language himself but depending on oral interpreters, made available to Chinese readers more than 170 Western novels, translated into the literary style of Sima Qian.

Working through oral interpreters, Lin Shu translated fiction from England, the United States, France, Russia, Switzerland, Belgium, Spain, Norway, and Greece, as well as Japan, into flowing classical Chinese.

LivingTree invites all of the most important "coaches" in children's lives onto the same team and gives them the ability to interact, inform, organize, and coach effectively, regularly, and comfortably without relying upon inconvenient and expensive oral interpreters.

Service providers should ensure that arrangements for professional sign language or oral interpreters are made for deaf or hard-of-hearing parents.

Early childhood school director, interviewer and translator for Holocaust survivors and of memorabilia for YIVO and Shoah Foundation, Yiddish interpreter, oral historian.

Some translators may indeed be employed in these venues to translate documentary material, but the "vital interactions" Mr. Bellos refers to are most likely mediated by interpreters, who render oral communication between languages, a skill related to but not identical to translation.

For the second type, oral translations performed by professional interpreters are partly imitative against the original speech.

Your readers should know, however, that a translator works with written text and an interpreter works with oral speech.

The Supreme Court has decided that "interpreter" only refers to oral translation, not the translation of documents.

Participants from non-English speaking backgrounds are provided, if required, interpreter services and translated oral health promotional materials.