Sentence examples for the full complement of staff from inspiring English sources
Hunt played down recent concerns over security after G4S revealed earlier this month they could not deliver the full complement of staff for the Games.
For example, we found that only 8 30%% of the PHCs in the study area had the full complement of staff required to provide maternal and newborn care as per IPHS (Indian Public Health Standards) norms.
We will pass this point in September, but by that point in the year, we will have hired the full complement of staff, and so the yearly average calculated in this table will not be enough to actually break-even at the end of the year, with such high operating expenses.
In each district in which the selected medical school was situated, one or two primary health centers (PHCs) around 50 km from the district center and having the full complement of staff in position, i.e., allopathic doctors, Ayurvedic doctors and staff nurses, were purposively selected (total, 8 PHCs).
If you're operating on a budget, it's unlikely you'll have the full complement of staff that a traditional movie might enjoy (read: it'll be you and the cameraman), but you'll still want a few technical people to pull things together, if the money allows.
Now most of the full complement of 121 staff, including the district and provincial offices, has been hired.
G4S, whose shares have fallen by 9% since the problems arose, said security was being tightened at venues before "the full complement of accredited staff have been assigned".
These prisons, and the others where disturbances have taken place in the last four decades, had their full complement of staff.
"The president deserves to have his full complement of staff in the different agencies".
Asked how the company can retain a full complement of staff when North Tyneside would have to have reduced its headcount, a council spokeswoman said: "Balfour Beatty agreed to take our staff, but the company can use those staff for other projects, and they may be working for other councils, or the health service, for example".
Here, the chemist's counter had a full complement of staff.
