Examples of using Translators and interpreters in English and their translations into Finnish
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Irish Translators and Interpreters Association Bulletin.
The European Commission employs around 3 000 staff translators and interpreters.
Translators and interpreters are also recruited as administrators.
According to one estimate, this will mean another 500 translators and interpreters.
So translators and interpreters will have work for a long time to come!
The Commission understands that there is a dearth of appropriately qualified legal translators and interpreters.
Skrivanek Baltic translators and interpreters can provide services in more than 110 languages.
I am a licensed translator from English to Finnish and member of the Finnish Association of Translators and Interpreters.
They work as diplomats, translators and interpreters, professors, journalists and others after graduation.
Apart from the costs of full provision,Member States contend that they do not have enough translators and interpreters at their disposal.
The Skrivanek team includes translators and interpreters with experience in the industryand knowledge of different types of insurance.
It may also be possible to relax the qualifications required for unusual languages in order tobe able to provide translators and interpreters able to work in them.
In 2007, we will be appointing nine translators and interpreters of the Irish language, even though eight of the thirteen Irish MEPs do not speak Irish.
That Member States should institute a system of Continuous Professional Development,so that legal translators and interpreters can keep their skills up to date.
Translators and interpreters guarantee that citizens can communicate with the Institutionsand have access to decisions in their national languages.
What criteria can be used to determine when it is necessary for the defendant to have separate translators and interpreters from the prosecution/court(depending on the legal system)?
External translators and interpreters- inevitable given the institutions' 23 working languages, but also ensuring proper respect for Europe's rich linguistic diversity.
External translators and interpreters- inevitable given the institutions' 23 working languages, but also ensuring proper respect for Europe's rich linguistic diversity.
In the context of social consultation the Committee also calls on the Member States and the Commission to provide support for language-based professions such as teachers, translators and interpreters.
It consists of almost 5 400 people- a quarter of whom are translators and interpreters- who work in Brussels, Luxembourg and Strasbourg and in the information offices in the Member States.
Translators and interpreters can work in the public sector(as national, European or international civil servants), in the private sector(as employees of commercial companies, translation companies, etc.) and in community groups and voluntary organisations.
This includes administrative costs for all the institutions(mainly the European Commission, Parliament and EU Council),including the translators and interpreters needed to make information available in all of the EU's official languages.
With regard to the chapter dealing with translators and interpreters, the EESC draws attention to the fact that needs do not arise solely in the institutional, professional and economic fields; the views of other stakeholders must also be heard.
The more obvious are the statistics to be provided by Member States regarding numbers of proceedings and trials, the percentage of defendants with legal representation,percentages of cases where legal translators and interpreters were used and other similar indicators.
We would also stress the value of the role of teachers, translators and interpreters as professionals whose work is vital to the teaching, dissemination and mutual understanding of the languages spoken within the European Union.
In the context of social consultation the Committee also calls on the Member States and the Commission to provide support for language-based professions such as teachers, translators and interpreters so that the official languages can be used more fully in public communication.
The Skrivanek team consists of translators and interpreters who not only have philological education but also vast knowledge about history, architecture, arts, fashion, music and gastronomy, which is why we are your best choice.
The observation of these principles also presupposes continuous Estonian-language media work; in other words, that a sufficient number of public servants and translators and interpreters should be hired from new Member States as soon as possible, in order to ensure a smooth bilateral exchange of information.
I am aware, thanks to COPE, that on 29 November of last year, the President of the Autonomous Community of La Rioja sent you a letter, Mr President, asking you to cooperate and actively to defend Spanish,in the knowledge that the Commission had cut the number of translators and interpreters in that language by 33.