By crossing the frontier he could thus safeguard himself against police incursion from either country.
By becoming a papal vassal and promising to pay a yearly tribute, he hoped to safeguard himself against Leonese reprisals.
But the humor is never too close to the bone, and Mr. Lieberman further safeguards himself by inoculating his speeches with assertions of reverence.
Tells of man in France with his wife who safeguards himself against the French police by getting every necessary document needed by an owner and driver of an automobile.
The king's favour was unstable, and to safeguard himself, Pérez intrigued with all parties: with Philip II's half-brother Juan de Austria and his secretary, Juan de Escobedo, against the king; with the king against Juan de Austria; and perhaps even with the Netherland rebels against both.
Sam safeguarded himself from that by giving me the green light to do the dumbshow.
To safeguard himself, he traps Bhardwaj's daughter Chitra, a keen painter, by posing as a NRI businessman interested in arts.
These diverse interpretations of the performance of euthanasia and PAS can also be found in the Netherlands, where both practices are legal: PAS is perceived to leave more responsibility to the patient himself, safeguarding his autonomy while at the same time leaving less burden to the physician [ 57].
"President Obama is focusing high-level attention on the threat that already exists out there, and that's tremendously important," said Sam Nunn, the former Democratic senator from Georgia who has devoted himself to safeguarding global stockpiles of weapons material — enough, by some estimates, to build more than 100,000 atom bombs.
"Security, safeguarding he country.
Ms. O'Brien specialized in safeguarding customer money.
