Examples of using To an interpreter in English and their translations into Swedish
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Am I entitled to an interpreter?
Right to an interpreter and/or translator.
No charges until you are connected to an interpreter.
You are entitled to an interpreter when visiting healthcare staff.
Asylum-seekers must have access to an interpreter; and to. .
To an interpreter and translation of documents, if you do not.
during treks you usually have access to an interpreter if needed.
The right to an interpreter and to translation of essential documents;
get access to an interpreter with both audio and video.
To an interpreter and translation of documents, if you do not understand the language.
Once your language is stated, you will be connected to an interpreter who will translate your concerns.
You have the right to an interpreter in all situations where you need to understand
can't speak Swedish, you may be entitled to an interpreter when in contact with authorities.
You have the right to an interpreter, and the service is free of charge.
not have to talk to an interpreter first.
If you do not speak Swedish, you have the right to an interpreter when you go to see the doctor
that are mapped to an interpreter.
And on the language question, the right to an interpreter secured for the accused by Article 6(3)(e) of the European Human Rights Convention provides a simple answer.
You will be connected to an interpreter within seconds, making thebigword's telephone interpreting service one of the most time and cost-effective means of communication available.
access to an interpreter, free legal assistance and sufficient time to present their case.
Where necessary, Member States shall have recourse to an interpreter who is able to ensure appropriate communication between the applicant
people not speaking Romanian have the right to an interpreter and to translated documents.
all EU citizens will have the right to an interpreter and to a written translation if they are arrested by the police
According to these laws, an asylum seeker has the right to legal assistance, to an interpreter and to make contact with the UN High Commissioner for Refugees
the right to an interpreter and the right to translation of the procedural documents.
the right to an interpreter and/or translator,
medical assistance and, where necessary, to an interpreter.
Ruling in respect of Article 6(3)(e) of the ECHR, under which a person charged with a criminal offence has the right to an interpreter, the European Court of Human Rights has also held that that right does not go so far as to require a written translation of all items of written evidence