Sentence examples for to help interpreters from inspiring English sources

Defence officials said Tuesday that up to 3,000 Afghans, including families, are expected to resettle in Britain as part of a £60m package of measures to help interpreters who provided vital support to British forces.

"We have taken the initial steps to help Iraqi interpreters," said Mr. Moss, who now works for the American Embassy in London.

Assignment details should provide as much depth as possible to help prepare interpreters for any demands that may arise.

"A majority of the calls are not pretty". The company employs about 100 counselors to help its interpreters deal with the stress of the job.

They say, "I need Matt's number, I need to talk to him to help my interpreter because he's stuck in Afghanistan".

Some participants (n = 6) preferred a member from their family to help with interpretation rather the professional interpreter.

How would Iraqis who had no Kirk Johnson to help them the military interpreters, the Embassy staff, the contractors, the drivers be able to sign up as refugees or candidates for special immigrant visas?

In one instance, I tried to help one of my interpreters fill out one of the several required forms.

How would Iraqis who had no Kirk Johnson to help them — the military interpreters, the Embassy staff, the contractors, the drivers — be able to sign up as refugees or candidates for special immigrant visas?

The Australian navy has reportedly moved to intercept a small boat carrying about 30 Vietnamese asylum seekers off the north-west coast, as the government seeks Vietnamese interpreters to help talk to the passengers.

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.