Perhaps his introverted nature is what safeguards him against arrest, which he is careful to avoid.
"Sadly, I conclude that adoption is the only option which will safeguard (him) and provide for his needs".
I regarded that tape as an insurance policy, because it obliged the Hamas before the international community to safeguard him, to keep him alive and maintain his health.
It safeguards him from being side-lined as a marginal, extremist figure by the media and commentariat always a danger for black politicians who embrace strong ideological agendas.
In 1996, Cohen became a monk, but that did not safeguard him from depression, a lifelong nemesis; two years later, it overwhelmed him.
Six-week-old Ermias is about to receive the injections that will safeguard him against an array of common diseases, including diphtheria, whooping cough and polio.
But Obama's early opposition to the Iraq war gave him a political firewall that protected him throughout that primary campaign, while Romney has no such policy safe harbor to safeguard him from an intramural backlash.
Mr. Assange last week also agreed to write a regular column for the popular Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet, which would qualify him as a Swedish journalist and safeguard him under the country's press laws.
"Concerns were raised by the school on Monday 9 November and we responded immediately and a 14-year-old boy was arrested to safeguard him and enable our enquiries to continue.
He said every member of staff in the agencies involved with the case had been "appropriately qualified, well motivated and wanted to do their best to safeguard him … but his horrifying death could and should have been prevented.
