Sentence examples for some of the interpreters from inspiring English sources

Writer visited the UN & watched some of the interpreters in action.

In May 2015 the Dutch website Oneworld.nl published an article claiming that some of the interpreters working for the Dutch immigration service were linked to the Eritrean regime.

Some critics of the interpreters who are protesting about the new system have no idea of what the job involves.

By George Packer August 12 , 2008 LastJanuary, I spent twenty-four hours in Baghdad with Lieutenant Colonel Steven Miska, an extremely capable deputy brigade commander, who introduced me to some of the Iraqi interpreters on his base.

I will not pursue these debates here, except to say that there is sufficient ambiguity in the Phenomenology of Perception for some of the early interpreters of his work to speak about a "body subject," as if Merleau-Ponty had attributed to the "lived body," the corp propre (a genuinely unfortunate choice of phrase) the attributes that classical philosophy gives to the subject.

Some of the Afghan interpreters who worked with the French army during the war have been granted visas, but many others have been denied asylum, and remain in Afghanistan, where they are often viewed as traitors, and live their lives in fear.

Then one of the interpreters looked again at the flier.

And of the interpreters themselves, hundreds have been killed.

Everybody knows the situation of the interpreters.

In this respect, the position of the lower level or lay health worker in a system using task shifting is analogous in some ways to that of the interpreter (especially the community interpreter) in a mental health system in a higher-income context.

Ms. Diallo's lawyer, Kenneth P. Thompson, has questioned the interpretation provided by some of the prosecution's interpreters.