In 1985, he moved to protective security policy, advising departmental security officers on the protection of classified information.
Anyone may ask to be moved to protective custody if he feels threatened, and when he does, he meets Peaches.
To "debrief" is to be targeted for death by gang members, so the prisoners are moved to "protective custody" — that is, another form of solitary confinement.
In the early two-thousands, for instance, the Dutch farming community of De Noordwaard was "de-poldered"; its seventy-five households were moved, its protective dikes were lowered, and its land was allowed to flood.
The result was a smart show in which suits moved into protective workwear, shirts were printed with screws and bolts, and blue denim was partnered with a tailored jacket.
Every morning, he hits a few rounds of soft toss, and then, after Long moves the protective screen to create an acute lefty angle, Granderson hits a few more rounds.
The tractor's hydraulic power was used to move the protective structure.
Hannah and Goldstein -- and all the author-lawyers, author-judges and author- psychologists -- offer devastating and accurate critiques of the system from within which confirm in every way the moving stories of "protective" mothers, children and their advocates.
He said the scooter is a comparatively slow-moving protective device that fills the gap between the foot patrolman who covers a neighborhood in depth but cannot always get to the scene of a crime fast enough, and the patrol car, which moves rapidly but has a limited field of observation.
He responds to accusations of cultural imperialism not by moving closer to the protective center of the mainstream but by sampling from its furthest fringes, assembling a paste-up board of samples and collaborators from across the world.
