Sentence examples for a permanent complement from inspiring English sources
The Odyssey had a permanent complement of just twenty-three men.
More EU members will mean more majority voting, if any decisions are to be made at all, and that will mean a permanent complement of disappointed governments.
By focusing on the corruptors which could be any firm operating in Brazil, including foreign ones without a permanent presence it complements the "Administrative Improbity Law" of 1992 that targeted crooked public officials.
Since the start of self-government in 1923, the colony had organised the all-white Rhodesia Regiment into a permanent defence force, complemented locally by the partly paramilitary British South Africa Police (BSAP).
To match Parthia's strength in missile troops and mounted warriors, the Romans at first used foreign allies (especially Nabataeans), but later established a permanent auxilia force to complement their heavy legionary infantry.
This important finding shows that (i) the share of wastewater borne nutrients could be generally underestimated in regions with similar water regimes as the Haihe River catchment, and (ii) there is a need to develop methodologies to reliably and comprehensively assess nutrient pathways and fluxes in other regions of China, preferably complemented by a permanent monitoring network.
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.
This increased her aircraft complement to 41 aircraft by use of a permanent deck park.
"Hence, you need to have something to offer such as collaborations, expertise on topics which would complement theirs, or teaching experience in order to be selected for a permanent position".
It's a permanent marriage.
