The phrase "agent charged with protecting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing someone who has been given the responsibility or duty to ensure safety or security.
Example: "The agent charged with protecting the president must undergo extensive training and background checks."
Alternatives: "official responsible for safeguarding" or "representative tasked with defense".
The president has reportedly drawn an unprecedented number of threats from folks who are pissed off at what he says on Twitter, making it tough for the agents, charged with protecting him, to do their jobs.
The president has reportedly drawn an unprecedented number of threats from folks who are pissed off at what he says on Twitter, making it tough for the agents, charged with protecting him, to do their jobs.
The director of the agency charged with protecting the president as well as other agents, Joseph Clancy, is set to testify about this latest scandal before a Senate committee Thursday afternoon.
Related: Secret service boss admits: agents often turn to alcohol to cope with stress The secret service, the agency charged with protecting the life of the president, has come under fire in the last year in part for repeated security breaches at the White House.
One of the agents under investigation included a top member of Barack Obama's protective detail, the Post said, citing an official of the agency charged with protecting the president.
That is particularly worrying to the National Indian Foundation (FUNAI), the government agency charged with protecting indigenous peoples.
Responsible for guarding foreign dignitaries, agents will be charged with protecting Pope Francis during his 2015 trip to the US, with security at the UN general assembly in New York, and with looking after the 2016 presidential nominees.
Even some of the court's more liberal justices said Secret Service agents and others charged with protecting the nation's leaders must have breathing room in assessing potential threats.
President Donald Trump paid tribute to the agents and officials charged with protecting the borders and enforcing immigration laws Monday by expressing his gratitude for "CBC," which is not a real agency, and complimenting an immigration agent on his "perfect English".
Watching the brilliant intelligence agents doing their stuff, the audience may reflect that some of the actual men charged with protecting us from danger have not yet learned that two plus two might equal four.
