Albert Spencer was so protective of War and Peace, once the most valuable item in Althorp, that he had the nearest tall window in the gallery converted into a door with hinges, so in case of a fire it could safely be lifted outside.
Today, popular representations of marriage tend toward "two very self-protective egos at war with one another," Mr. Miller said, "each wanting vindication and to be right by showing that the other is wrong".
In a November 2014 report, the rights group said Israel's indiscriminate attacks on civilians during the Gaza offensive dubbed "Operation Protective Edge" amounted to "war crimes".
McKinley led the nation to victory in the Spanish American War, raised protective tariffs to promote American industry, and maintained the nation on the gold standard in a rejection of inflationary proposals.
Late in her career, Hood was outclassed by the armour and protective arrangement of World War II-era fast battleships, but few available "big gun" vessels could match Bismarcks speed, and in 1941 the Admiralty included Hood among the ships sent to engage the German battleship.
Mr. Pugh said Lucasfilm, which is notoriously protective of the "Star Wars" brand, contacted him early in the creation of "Uncut" and told him that it wanted to support the project.
Contrary to common assumption, the parents of unaccompanied minors are often among the most proactive and protective, the PTA parents of war zones.
During the Civil War, Congress raised protective tariffs to new heights.
Fortunately for van Meegeren, there were no genuine Vermeers available for comparison, since most museum collections were in protective storage as a prevention against war damage.
During the First and Second World Wars, knowledge about personnel protective gear was limited to the use of steel.
