Sentence examples for to provide interpreters from inspiring English sources

"There have been emergencies where we've had to provide interpreters to individual schools," including interpreting school records for students.

ALS confirmed that some cases have been cancelled because the firm was unable to provide interpreters.

The Americans With Disabilities Act requires companies to provide interpreters for the deaf and readers for the blind.

In some cases firms involved were not able to provide interpreters for those seeking help who did not speak English.

In 1998, the Department of Justice pressed health care centers in Connecticut to provide interpreters, although with less stringent requirements than Mr. Spitzer's.

Capita, which has held the contract to provide interpreters in England and Wales for the past four years, has been heavily criticised in the past.

Last year, New York State's Department of Health tightened regulations to require that all hospital departments provide interpreters to non-English speakers within 20 minutes.

Federal officials agreed, finding in a settlement with the lawyer that attorneys must provide interpreters to communicate with the deaf.

The three-year agreement between the U.S. Departments of Justice and Education and the school district will require it to change any policies dissuading non-citizens from enrolling, provide interpreters for parents and mandate that it investigate and resolve allegations of discrimination.

When working for an organization that understands the deaf community and truly cares about the quality of services they provide, interpreters will find they are better supported and able to focus.

Often, parishioners said, churches that provide interpreters do not think of that.