Sentence examples for provision of interpreters from inspiring English sources

In the United Kingdom there also is a serious lack in the provision of interpreters to support BSL users, leading to a vicious cycle whereby there is an insufficient specialist vocabulary within BSL to help deaf students (and interpreters) learn and communicate technical details in a range of academic subjects.

Contractors have become an indispensable part of the force, performing a variety of functions in Afghanistan, such as communication services, provision of interpreters who accompany military patrols, base operations support (e.g., food and housing), weapons systems maintenance, and intelligence analysis.

In general, the provision of interpreters in primary care appeared to be well organised and fairly reliable.

Carers should be able to communicate in English to a degree whereby they can participate in the interviews and assessments (unfortunately limited funding precludes the provision of interpreters).

The provision of interpreters in primary care was generally good, although there was a tension between interpreters translating verbatim and acting as patient advocates.

The provision of interpreters and written information were reported as being the responsibility of health professionals, while patients were expected to adapt to the gender of health professionals and to the values of the host country.

We distinguished three categories: a) no reported language barriers between asylum seeker and physician, b) reported language barriers between asylum seeker and physician with the provision of interpreter services, and c) reported language barriers between asylum seeker and physician but no provision of interpreter services.

However, this is not particular to the Safe Harbor Framework, as international conferences almost always present the same practical challenges, and quite often can be addressed by diligent planning, including the provision of competent interpreters and state-of-the-art technology.

The PNGVR was intended to maintain sub-units capable of providing advice on topography, native customs and personalities, provision of guides and interpreters, and assistance in the organisation and training of irregular native forces.

A recent study found that the provision of trained, professional interpreters in general practice in the United Kingdom was generally good [ 7].

Hultsjö & Hjelm [ 8], who studied nurses working in emergency departments, stress the impact of communication problems on the course of treatment and the need for the provision of qualified medical interpreters in health care.