Sentence examples for reasonable interpreters from inspiring English sources
But the meaning of these texts, particularly when read in their original languages, is rarely transparent to all reasonable interpreters; that is, not even all who regard a relevant text as authoritative seem able to agree on its correct interpretation.
"There is real recognition of need for guidance on what is reasonable in terms of interpreters," Ms. Rothstein said.
"It's reasonable to say the accommodation and interpreter costs, as well as the fact that people away from their country are sicker and in hospital more, adds significantly to the costs.
The ADA bars employers from discriminatory hiring practices and protects our rights to "reasonable accommodations" like closed captions and sign language interpreters at work and school.
It is not reasonable to expect 24-hour-a-day sign language interpreters to be available, and health providers want the guidelines".
The head of that group wrote to the Justice Department on June 9 saying that the current law requires only that defendants, even in capital cases, get a "reasonable opportunity" and money to find witnesses and retain outside experts, counsel and interpreters.
They shouldn't be ignored, or have their relatives sub as "interpreters" when the hospital or doctor refuses to pay for interpreter services as a part of reasonable accommodations.
Too often, I am contacted by people who are deaf who have been denied interpreters in the workplace or in schools, or in any setting, because the hearing people they approached about providing reasonable accommodation used their own judgment to decide that the deaf person's lip reading skills would be sufficient.
Only grand meetings boast interpreters.
Not all interpreters deserve visas.
