full complement

And I had a full complement of players for the first time.

Why not wait until the study was complete with the full complement of 25 countries?

"You need a full complement of drugs in that situation."

Obviously, we'd like to have our full complement of players.

That included making sure there was always a full complement of workers.

Pretty soon, they had a full complement of half a dozen.

That would allow him to have a full complement of rest before opening day.

She carried a full complement of 268 officers and men.

Presumably, a full complement of workers is not needed across the entire day.

The hospital always keeps a full complement of doctors on hand, she said.

Every room in the school had a full complement of war posters.

He wasn't able to field a team with a full complement of scholarships until 1994.

"We cannot afford to keep a full complement of city workers under our present financial conditions," he said.

But it still held its full complement of ten shells.

How it would have played out with a full complement of performers, however, I cannot say.

As produced, there is a full complement of dancers in the work.

The launch moved slowly, its full complement of running lights on.

K-219s full complement of nuclear weapons was lost along with the vessel.

With the six appointments, the mayor now has a full complement of eight board members.

Currently the school has a full complement of boys and girls athletic programs.

Without a full complement of inmates, it could not hope to survive.

"At least we'll have our full complement of weapons," Jeffrey told them.

They had their full complement of officers, he was told, fully qualified.

Both settings allow the player to start with a full complement of six cities.

They could have been lowered quite safely with their full complement of 68 people.