In a blog announcing the full complement of policy board members (eight in all), Uber's chief advisor and member of the board of directors, David Plouffe, expends a lot of pixels talking up the "societal benefits," as Uber sees it, of its business, before moving on to the regulatory piece.
With the six appointments, the mayor now has a full complement of eight board members.
And the CVNs (Nimitz class carriers), with a full complement of aircraft on board, are up around $10 billion or more.
"There's now a full complement of Democrats on the board so they can start doing something," said Samuel Estreicher, a labor law professor at New York University.
Sitting on the wooden seats of the outrigger, it became clear that we could wait for three hours or more for the boat to fill up - it doesn't leave until a full complement of passengers gets on board, whatever time it is.
On 10 March 1946 the aircraft took off with 25 persons on board – a full complement of 21 passengers, an air hostess and 3 pilots instead of the usual 2. #No flare path had been lit to illuminate the runway for takeoff and any unexpected return to the aerodrome for landing.
The chairman, Mr. Gottlieb, said to function at its best, the board needed a full complement of "qualified people who are going to attend".
"I will expect the health board to resurrect the full complement of beds and services on Ceredig ward within the month.
Willamette has a full complement of antitakeover defenses, including a a so-called poison pill and staggered board membership.
The Fed board has been operating with less than a full complement of members almost continuously for the last four years.
