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• v  provide with uniforms
  The guards were uniformed
• s  dressed in a uniform
  uniformed policemen lined the President's route

• The days are calm and ordered in the old-fashioned way, with parents rushing to work in the morning and uniformed kids dawdling on the way to school.
• As if she were not having enough troubles, Great Britain learned last week that the Republic of San Marino, with its 950 soldiers and 39 dazzlingly uniformed officers, all "in.
• Japan's youth are out for thrills, stepping clear of the buttoned-down, uniformed life of their parents and onto society's dance floor.

• uniform

News & Articles

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• Garrison commander takes over
  For the first time in years, a uniformed officer took command of the Rock Island Arsenal garrison Tuesday, with all participants acknowledging a difficult fiscal environment that already has shrunk the garrison's budget in half.
  June 11, 2013 - Quad-City Times
• SGT. SHAFT: Navy veteran seeks more info on TRICARE health care
  Q: What is happening with TRICARE? (TRICARE is the health care program serving uniformed service members, retirees and their families worldwide.) My wife went to her annual physical and was told "Methodist Hospital is no longer a preferred provider for TRICARE." She asked, "Is this more fallout from UnitedHealthcare taking ...
  June 11, 2013 - The Washington Times
• Audit faults Paterson's police overtime policies
  The city's auditors are recommending that Paterson impose new policies for monitoring police overtime requisitions, including the appointment of a non-uniformed civilian employee to maintain the records "to avoid conflicts.''
  June 11, 2013 - The Record

Quotes

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• Lindsey Graham in Wall Street Journal (blog)
  It was an uniformed, unnecessary, unwise, untimely comment,Graham said on the CBS News show "Face the Nation." "This is not President Obama's war; this is America's war."
• Ralph Peters in USA Today
  The disgraceful cycle works like this: Contractors hire away military talent. The military finds itself short of skilled workers, so contractors get more contracts. With more money, they hire away more uniformed talent,wrote Ralph Peters, a...
• Saxby Chambliss in Wall Street Journal
  It is regrettable that the administration needs to issue a veto threat for funding intended to meet a real national security requirement that has been consistently confirmed by our uniformed military leaders,said Mr. Chambliss in a statement.