The internal structure of the civil service, moreover, had been fashioned along classic French and German lines; and titles, ranks, insignia, and uniforms officially appeared in various parts of the public services.
A soldier with a Kalashnikov slung over his back walked among the aisles, looking to buy, and women running stalls wore red vests, the uniform of officially registered merchants.
The uniforms were officially launched in Britain on Wednesday.
Uniforms are officially sponsored, and everyone on a team wears the same jersey and shorts (or bikini in the case of beach volleyball).
It is different when spring training officially starts, Jeter is in uniform and fans are allowed inside the Yankees' complex.
When our steroid testing lab -- the U.C.L.A. Olympic Analytical Laboratory -- informed us last year of the new designer steroid called THG, we immediately added it to our banned substance list and started officially testing for it on a uniform basis on Oct. 6.
In 1917, the association officially adopted the first system for uniform statistical reporting, called the "Statistical Manual for the Use of Hospitals for Mental Diseases," which was adopted successfully by mental hospitals throughout the country.
On Friday, celebrating (or is is sell-abrating?) the centennial of the federation, now known officially as U.S. Soccer, Nike unveiled new home uniforms for the men's and women's national teams.
He complains that some organists do not wear the proper uniform or respect the traditions that saw them officially recognised by the government of Mexico City several decades ago.
Often at Mayette's side was a government employee named Ronald Dauphin, known to residents as "Black Ronald," often garbed in a police uniform even though he was in no way officially employed by the police.
