Sentence examples for could have complete from inspiring English sources

The proposals mean the secretary of state could have complete power over practice standards, curriculum content and assessments at qualifying and post-qualifying levels.

The argument for replacing Winterton was so the leader's office could have complete control over the whips, who organise MPs and orchestrate business in the House of Commons.

Robert Kraft had gotten word to Belichick through intermediaries that he could have complete control of football operations and a $2 million salary if he got out of his contract with the Jets.

Homozygotes for this mutation could have complete loss of AMP deaminase activity in skeletal muscle.

Patients with missing data on questions that they could have completed given their answers on other questions, were considered as partial completions.

Even if Benjamin had lived long enough, it is doubtful that he could have completed it.

Gannon could have completed that pass with his eyes closed, and the Raiders led, 14-0.

Leonardo may have taken the painting with him to France, and he could have completed it over the years.

Clothed, they reckon they could have completed the walk in 40 days, covering 20-odd miles a day.

Doumbia could have completed a hat-trick in the Group B match but missed another penalty shortly before half-time.

I lay awake, not daring to check until you could have completed two back-to-back five-setters.