Sentence examples for a full complement of forces from inspiring English sources

The administration's strategy in the coming months will aim to explain to the population in NATO countries that, while the war in Afghanistan has been going on for nearly nine years, the current counterinsurgency strategy began only in the first year of the Obama administration — and that a full complement of forces has only arrived late this summer.

General Schwartz said Wednesday that, based on the experience of training indigenous forces in Afghanistan, it would be "several years" before Iraq would develop a full complement of security forces.

Even a small number of reciprocally lost loci between separate populations could result in hybrid offspring being unlikely to possess a full complement of essential genes (Lynch and Force 2000).

On the bridge, a full complement of officers and enlisted personnel was on duty.

Although the government of Sri Lanka refuses to recognize it, the Tigers have established their own state, with customs officials, a border control, a uniformed police force, and a full complement of ministries.

No Wellsian prospect of the distant future is complete without a full complement of megastructures; the author understood with deep and intuitive force that the technological extension of human capabilities would brook no opposition.

The Aspen Santa Fe Ballet usually arrives in New York with a full complement of home-base admirers, and they were out in force on Tuesday night when the company opened its third season at the Joyce Theater.

The visitors were restored to a full complement of players but Cardiff had the final say when Cuthbert forced his way over from close range, with Patchell's conversion breaking Scarlets' hearts.

This had existed before, but it had not been well-prepared for overseas service, and the newly organised force would have a permanent peacetime organisation and a full complement of supporting troops.

Shelves are stocked with a full complement of whiskeys.

For once, Sale have a full complement of players.