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(c) a British protected person within the meaning of that Act.

Registers must be kept of all protected persons, whether employed above or below ground.

This page will help you decide whether you are a British protected person.

It would be destroyed if it ate a protected person.

When the people hear the drum, they will know that a protected person is traveling who must not be hurt."

The trained bodyguards had one goal: get the "protected person" out of there.

"He was a protected person, in some respects, by virtue of his relationships," Wyman said.

Moreover, we can welcome the fact that a protection order can also be requested for the family of a protected person.

Three tight rings around the PP, the protected person.

Brutality against protected persons upon capture and initial custody, sometimes causing death or serious injury.

The government administers a variety of student assistance programs for Canadian citizens, protected persons, and permanent residents.

If you are a British protected person you will lose that status on acquiring any other nationality or citizenship.

Different rules apply in the cases of British protected persons and certain British subjects.

Mr. Suarez had pleaded guilty to conspiracy to murder an internationally protected person.

And "evacuation must not involve the movement of protected persons to places outside the occupied territory, unless it is physically impossible to do otherwise."

The six men face charges including conspiracy to murder an internationally protected person, possession of illegal weapons and making false statements to investigators.

The main role of this force is providing private protection to VIPs and other protected persons.

"Appropriate steps" would be adopted if the deliberate targeting of civilians and protected persons came to the attention of the Council.

British protected persons may normally become British citizens through one of the following routes:

Examples of personal welfare issues determined by the court are decisions about where protected persons live, who they see and how they are cared for.

Instead the denizens of the these states were conferred with the status of British Protected Person.

Historically British Protected Person status was associated with the following kinds of overseas possessions:

Note that British Protected Persons are not Commonwealth citizens.

The residents of Camp Ashraf are protected persons under the Geneva Convention.

Then the efficient, if uninspired, bodyguards began to hurriedly move their "protected person" out of danger, out of harm's way.