Sentence examples for the current complement of from inspiring English sources

The current complement of roughly 140 stations is to become 321 later this decade.

Of the current complement of 230 staff, 41% are not of German nationality, but come from over 30 different countries, so English is the primary working language.

These results are consistent with the current complement of TRM clusters in opossum being the result of whole cluster duplications followed by divergence of each cluster.

A second round of tetraploidization in the ancestral vertebrate could have produced a set of four paralogous runt domain genes, and a hypothetical gene conversion event may have led to the current complement of three RUNX genes (Fig. 7 inset).

The retention of the state's current complement of eight members of the U.S. House of Representatives is on the line.

Last week, Senator Bob Dole of Kansas, the majority leader, said in a letter to Senator Hatch that he agreed with Senator Grassley that the seat should not be filled, leaving the court with its current complement of 11 full-time judges.

Is the board satisfied that its current complement of directors has the requisite expertise and industry knowledge to provide effective oversight of the company's most critical risks?

His and Campbell's stance on the war led to an electoral dividend for the Liberal Democrats, winning 62 seats in the 2005 election, almost eight times its current complement of MPs.

His and Campbell's stance on the war led to an electoral dividend for the Liberal Democrats, who won 62 seats in the 2005 election, almost eight times its current complement of MPs.

Related: Charles Kennedy stood up for British Guantánamo detainees | Letters from Louise Christian and Janet Davies His and Campbell's stance on the war led to an electoral dividend for the Liberal Democrats, who won 62 seats in the 2005 election, almost eight times its current complement of MPs.

Judge Wilkinson has said that he believes his court runs excellently with its current complement of judges and that there was no need to fill any of the vacancies, a view Mr. Helms has endorsed.