Sentence examples for items of uniform from inspiring English sources

The large differences in spending appear in the first national overview of what each fire and rescue authority in England pays for common items of uniform and equipment.

Laws's new guidance, to be issued by the Department for Education on Monday, will ask governing bodies to avoid exclusive single-supplier contracts and not insist that pupils wear expensive items of uniform.

The guidelines will also say schools should not enter into 'cash-back' agreements with shops and compulsory items of uniform should be available relatively cheaply.

Maxwell is also accused of obtaining an image of an adapted Police Service of Northern Ireland pass card and items of PSNI uniform.

But my rebellion backfires on me because I am routinely forced to spend weekends wading through lone socks and looking for long-lost items of school uniform.

Between 2011 and 2012, sixty-three agencies polled by the A.C.L.U. reported that they had received "a total of 15,054 items of battle uniforms or personal protective equipment"; some five hundred agencies had received "vehicles built to withstand armor-piercing roadside bombs".

The Pentagon channels military equipment used in Iraq and Afghanistan to domestic police forces under its 1033 programme, which the ACLU found had transmitted 15,000 items of battle uniforms and personal protective gear during the survey period.

All told, the ACLU recorded "15,054 items of battle uniforms or personal protective equipment received by 63 responding agencies" from 2011 to 2012.

Civil Air Patrol's uniforms provide a distinctive and standard set of uniform items intended to provide a positive public image, build morale, and enhance the professionalism of the organization's membership.

The US and UK forces worked together so closely that they began to wear items of each others' uniforms.

Differences in item intercepts when holding the latent variable mean constant at zero reflect instances of "uniform" differential item functioning [ 30, 31, 34, 35], and indicate that the particular items yield different mean responses for individuals from different groups who have the same value on the underlying factor.