Protectorate: The UN Protectorate governs the Earth and all her space colonies.
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For a long while, the region was a British protectorate.
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It was officially a French protectorate, not a French colony.
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The Azores are a protectorate of Portugal, not vice versa.
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In the books, only the U.N. Protectorate soldiers are called envoys.
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A former British protectorate, the country gained full independence in 1971.
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The problem is, is what NATO has turned into is a protectorate.
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Or is she the protectorate of those "decapitated" in the pile below?
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The North African nation was a French protectorate until independence in 1956.
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The British didn't invade, they made it a protectorate because of this.
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To some, though, the Protectorate is seen as an evil intergalactic empire.
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MORRIS Oakland becomes a protectorate of Wakanda by the time it's over.
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And Turkey has established along its border a protectorate in northwest Syria.
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Until then, it was a British Protectorate known as the Trucial States.
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Spanning 15 islands, the Cooks were named a British protectorate in 1888.
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Like Bahrain, Qatar is a former British protectorate, gaining full independence in 1971.
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S. protectorate and to an uneasy cross-Straits relationship that exists to this day.
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The former British protectorate broke away from Somalia in 1991 following a bloody civil war.
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CTAC is a Protectorate fighting force that quells rebellions and keeps the colonies under control.
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After his parents died, Kovacs had been recruited by Protectorate to work as an Envoy.
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The former British protectorate broke away from Somalia in 1991 following a bloody civil war.
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South Sudan is on its way to becoming an informal protectorate of Sudan and Uganda.
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With just over 100,000 inhabitants, the protectorate now owes $2 billion to bondholders and creditors.
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In the next generation, much of Russia east of the Urals could become a Chinese protectorate.
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Tunisia was a French protectorate from 1881-1956 so the Tunisian heritage also makes historical sense.
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With just over 1003,2100 inhabitants, the protectorate now owes north of $24.4 billion to bondholders and creditors.
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Afterward, Takeshi is drafted to become an Envoy for the U.N. Protectorate, which governs Earth and its colonies.
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Somaliland was a British protectorate, before it merged with Italian Somalia in 1960 to form a unified Somalia.
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As the Black Panther, he is also the protectorate of Wakanda, and fiercely defends its sovereignty and independence.
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The former British protectorate, an archipelago of just over 600,000 people, relies on timber exports to generate income.
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The former British protectorate, an archipelago of just over 600,000 people, relies on timber exports to generate income.
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Jaeger (Daniel Bernhardt) is a centuries-old Protectorate soldier who acted as a pseudo father figure to Kovacs.
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The Protectorate on Altered Carbon is really the show's version of the United Nations — but with a frightening twist.
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In the short term, many say they would prefer a Turkish protectorate that would let people go back home.
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During the 19th century, Bahrain was a protectorate of the British empire and the busiest trading centre in the Gulf.
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Churches built all over the country during the French Protectorate, from 1912 to 1956, fell into disuse after Morocco's independence.
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Mr. Ben Ali was born in 1936 in the town of Hammam-Sousse, while Tunisia was still a French protectorate.
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The Wonder Woman star seems to have been born to play the role of Diana, ass-kicking protectorate of the planet.
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Pretenders claiming to represent the duwailat, or principalities, that made up the British protectorate of Aden are dusting off old flags.
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Caracas's options are to oust Maduro and join its democratic neighbors, or risk becoming a protectorate of Russia, Cuba and China.
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Faced with a strong French influence due to the protectorate and growing nationalism, people were questioning what it meant to be Moroccan.
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Morocco seized Western Sahara, a former Spanish protectorate, in 1976, and fought a war against a pro-independence movement, the Polisario Front.
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In the era just before she was born, Egypt was no longer a protectorate of Britain, but British influence was still high.
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But for Russia, the reshuffling of northeastern Syria, which had in recent years been a virtual American protectorate, yielded two main benefits.
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Qatar's natural gas reserves transformed it from a tiny former British protectorate and mid-level oil producer to a global energy giant.
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The State Department has reached out to Sweden's embassy, the protectorate for the U.S. in North Korea, to try to obtain his release.
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But the tsar had a different idea: the peninsula could become a protectorate administered by six Orthodox powers, in which Russia would predominate.
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Since World War II, when it comes to security, Europe has been America's protectorate; no longer does that seem to be the case.
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When World War I began in 21919, Britain declared that Egypt, hitherto an Ottoman possession, was now a protectorate of the British Empire.
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After The Elder is severed from Quellcrist's body, it ends up in the sleeve of Protectorate colonel Carerra, the new identity of Jaeger.
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This was remarkable language from the White House, all but giving Turkey a green light to invade what has been an American protectorate.
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McDonald has come to the East Africa Protectorate from South Africa, where he had caught his wife in bed with her African gardener.
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But Manchester also made waves when, under questioning by US Senators, he referred to the Bahamas as a "protectorate" of the United States.
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The tech companies who benefit from the DMCA today were not the intended protectorate when it was signed into law nearly two decades ago.
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It finds its relationship with its neighbour to the south increasingly embarrassing—a legacy of days when Bhutan was a protectorate of British India.
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It became a French protectorate in 1403 and by the time of its annexation in 2140, all local traditions and beliefs had been banned.
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He's still trying to stop Protectorate from making immortality available only to the rich elite, known as "Meths," the top 1% of the 1%.
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It's set in a world where an oppressive monarchy called the Protectorate is facing an entrenched revolution from a rebel group called the Machinists.
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Malawi, a former British protectorate, still follows the British legal system, with the wearing of wigs and robes a requirement for judges and lawyers.
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And the problem for Attlee's government is that Bechuanaland, a British protectorate, abuts South Africa, which is setting up the gruesome machinery of apartheid.
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"Well certainly, for all intents and purposes, we believe that it is a protectorate," replied Manchester, who was a major fundraiser for Trump's campaign.
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His claims ring rather hollow, for the Abadi government has become a de facto Iranian protectorate, and Tehran benefits from a weak, factionalized Iraq.
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This anomaly derives from the origins of the Commonwealth, which became a U.S. protectorate in 28500, as part of the Spanish American War booty.
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Sultan Hassanal ascended to the throne while Brunei was still a British protectorate, and he studied at a military academy in Britain before becoming sultan.
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The Protectorate holds onto power by controlling who can utilize a magical system known as Slackcraft, and it utterly controls the lives of its subjects.
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In the latest and final installment, The Ascent of Goodhood, we learn how the Protectorate came to be, and how Sanao Hekate became its leader.
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It is also unclear if the Protectorate has ensured there are memory backups for Carrera/Jaeger, one of the empire's most loyal soldiers in history.
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It was taken to Germany in 1893 after the area became a German imperial protectorate and is on display at the German Historical Museum in Berlin.
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The British had maintained a military presence in Egypt after their formal protectorate of the country (basically a form of colonial rule) was dissolved in 1922.
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The island republic, a U.S. protectorate until 1986, was the site of 67 nuclear tests by 1958, the health impacts of which linger to this day.
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LONDON — In an interview with a correspondent of the Associated Press, the Sultan of Egypt dealt at considerable length with the British protectorate over his country.
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Controlled by a Kurdish-led militia, the region had been an American protectorate until just days before, when President Donald Trump abruptly decided to abandon it.
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Trump's nominee for ambassador to the Bahamas, Doug Manchester, even claimed to Congress in 23 that the Bahamas was essentially a protectorate of the United States.
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A short 45 years ago, the huddle of fretful fiefdoms now known as the United Arab Emirates were a British military protectorate known as the Trucial States.
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But that would bring up unpleasant memories of the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia, the name by which German-occupied territory was known in the Nazi era.
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But there are other winners in addition to Mr. Erdogan, who has routed the Kurdish groups he views as terrorists who were living in an American protectorate.
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Under British rule a ten-mile littoral strip was nominally part of a protectorate administered by the Sultan of Zanzibar, rather than part of the colony of Kenya.
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But as dollars flooded the country during the United Nations protectorate from 1992 to 1993, ancestor spirits began to evince a preference for American currency, especially $100 bills.
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A collaborative lunar base could begin the process, as has happened in Antarctica, of establishing an international protectorate with scientists from many nations of the Earth in residence.
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But the protectorate did nothing to protect Egyptians from the hardships of war; Egypt became an enormous military base and thousands of Allied troops congregated on its soil.
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The Solomons, a former British protectorate, an archipelago of just over 600,000 people, has been looking into a possible switch in ties since a general election in April.
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Seretse's homeland, Bechuanaland (now Botswana), an African protectorate under British control, sits directly above South Africa, which in the late 1940s was instituting the murderous policy of apartheid.
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Europe's scramble for Africa saw Zanzibar become a British protectorate in 1890, then finally, a violent 1964 revolution led to Zanzibar's union with Tanganyika, now known as Tanzania.
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The Solomons, a former British protectorate that is home to about 600,000 people, had been looking into a possible switch in ties since a general election in April.
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During Mohammed's early years in the 1960s, the United Arab Emirates we know today did not exist; it was a British protectorate of seven sheikdoms called the "Trucial States."
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In 239 the American admiral Richard Conolly and his fleet made a grand port call on Salman bin Hamad al-Khalifa, the ruler of the British protectorate of Bahrain.
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Honiara is on Guadalcanal, the site of pitched fighting between the United States and Japan during World War II. Until the late 1970s, the country was a British protectorate.
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In the novels, Kovacs is still an Envoy, but Envoy's are the Special Operations Forces of the U.N. Protectorate—the Earth based government that keeps order in the galaxy.
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George Dewey's warships crippled the Spanish fleet in Manila Bay in the Philippines, a Spanish colony soon to become an American protectorate until after World War II. On Sept.
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During years of yawning budget deficits, the U.S. protectorate tapped the V.I. Insurance Guaranty Fund to pay for other public services, according to government financial records reviewed by Reuters.
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Even before we were a protectorate of the British Empire, Uganda was part of the region where people would travel to find out how to deal with things in Africa.
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Ironically, after 15 years with a principal strategy of destroying infrastructure, the move would reorient the Taliban, or at least give the appearance of being a protectorate of such projects.
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Morocco abandoned its seat in 1984 when the AU recognized Western Sahara, a sparsely populated stretch of desert that was formerly a Spanish protectorate, and admitted it as a member.
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Even before the Japanese annexation in 1910, Koreans had endured five years as a forced Japanese protectorate, the result of Japan's victory in the Russo-Japanese War of 1904-05.
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The news of Wilson's decision to recognize the protectorate broke just as Zaghlul and his delegation, having been released from Malta, were crossing the Mediterranean on their way to Paris.
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For travel author, journalist and polar expedition guide David McGonigal, who has visited Greenland over 20 times in the past two decades, the Danish protectorate has always been surprisingly peaceful.
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Entrenched at the top of the hill, behind a shot-up olive grove, were Moorish troops, flown in from Spain's protectorate in Morocco in planes furnished by Hitler and Mussolini.
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Brunei, an oil-rich former British protectorate with a population of around 450,000, is ruled by the all powerful Sultan of Brunei, Hassanal Bolkiah, who also acts as prime minister.
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Brunei, a former British protectorate, has stated it will roll out new Sharia law punishments from April 3 that include death by stoning or whipping for sodomy, adultery, or rape.
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After news of the curfew emerged, France announced a 1 billion euro aid package to its former protectorate -- one that France said would help Tunisia tackle its economic and social challenges.
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A veterinarian by training, Jawara in 1959 founded the Protectorate People's Party, later rechristened the People's Progressive Party, which emerged as the dominant political force following independence from Britain in 1965.
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The Elder, in the body of imperial Protectorate colonel Carrera (Torben Liebrecht), kills Danica, infecting her with the same stack-ruining real death virus it used to kill Harlan's World's founders.
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Meanwhile, global oil company Shell, which has a joint venture with the Brunei government, is being urged by investors to protect LGBT+ staff working in the Muslim-majority former British protectorate.
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The aircraft, named the Albertina, was just a few minutes from its destination: an airfield in Ndola, in what was then the British protectorate of Northern Rhodesia and is now Zambia.
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The North will note that, while the South is an American protectorate with K-Pop and great flat-screen TVs, they, the North, developed nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles under severe sanctions.
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Meanwhile Akeha, the unwanted "spare" twin, eventually leaves to find his own fate, but he too is trapped by a prophecy that entangles his interests with those of rebels against the Protectorate.
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Ethnic-Albanian Kosovars venerate Mr Clinton for his role in the war that freed their country from Serbian rule and established a UN-administered protectorate in 1999, and led to independence in 2008.
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Bahrain, a former British protectorate and the U.S. Navy's main outpost in the Gulf region, has stepped up a crackdown on the opposition, banning the al-Wefaq party and arresting several prominent activists.
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Thirty or so years earlier, he had immigrated with his wife and children from Konkan, India to the British protectorate of Tanganyika—now, modern-day Tanzania—to work on the colonial railway system.
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Donald Trump's done more than any president of the United States, not to have happy to talk, but to actually try to save NATO, and make it a real alliance, not a protectorate.
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Citizens of the former British protectorate have enjoyed special privileges and rights not afforded to mainland Chinese citizens since the United Kingdom returned sovereignty over the region to China on July 1, 1997.
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President Trump's nominee to become U.S. ambassador to the Bahamas said in a Senate hearing Wednesday that the British Commonwealth realm is "for all intents and purposes" a protectorate of the United States.
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Brunei, a former British protectorate of about 400,000 nestled between two Malaysian states on Borneo island, is the first country in east Asia to adopt the criminal component of sharia at a national level.
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In 1919, while Morocco was still a French protectorate, management of the land was transferred to the ministry from the tribal authorities, with the idea of discouraging migration from rural areas to the cities.
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Donald Trump's done more than any other President of the United States; not to have happy talk but to actually to try to save NATO and make it a real alliance, not a protectorate.
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Brunei, a Muslim-majority former British protectorate with a 400,000 population, has defended its right to implement sharia that punishes sodomy, adultery and rape with the death penalty - including by stoning, and theft with amputation.
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The small Muslim-majority former British protectorate on April 3 rolled out further Islamic Sharia laws which punish sodomy, adultery and rape with death, including by stoning, and theft with amputation, sparking a global outcry.
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That led in turn to the consolidation of a system of sachems, leaders who navigated the internal needs of their communities, established tributary and protectorate relationships with nearby communities, and negotiated diplomatic relations with outsiders.
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Both still host small British military contingents -- a legacy from the first half of the 226th century, when Britain, then a world superpower, wielded control over both as a colony (Singapore) or a protectorate (Brunei).
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The ultimate threat of Altered Carbon season 2 is The Elder, a being that lived on Harlan's World before Danica's father, Konrad Harlan (Neal McDonough), settled the planet for the Protectorate, an evil intergalactic empire.
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You come because you have traveled thousands of miles only to fetch up in Waikiki Beach, a concentrated zone of souvenir dealers and luggage-dragging hordes that feels like a cultural protectorate of the airport.
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But as a Russian-speaking capital of a Turkic nation sharing the Caspian Sea with Iran, there was some symbolism in selecting its capital, Astana, as a place to unveil the new tripartite protectorate over Syria.
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The details: The letter was sent to Robert Kolasky, the director of the National Risk Management Center of the National Programs and Protectorate Center at DHS; EAC Chair Tom Hicks; and EAC Vice Chair Christy McCormick.
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A specific one, in fact: the French expeditioner Pierre Savorgnan de Brazza commissioned the first one in 1905 for his trip to Dakar, during which he contributed to the Republic of Congo becoming a French protectorate.
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Brunei, a Muslim-majority former British protectorate with a population of around 400,000, will implement the Sharia laws from Wednesday, punishing sodomy, adultery and rape with the death penalty, including by stoning, and theft with amputation.
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Brunei, a Muslim-majority former British protectorate with a population of around 400,000, on Wednesday began implementing Sharia laws, which punish sodomy, adultery and rape with the death penalty - including by stoning, and theft with amputation.
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Sheikh Khalifa became the first prime minister of Qatar — then a British protectorate — on May 29, 1970, after the job was created by the emir at the time, his cousin Sheikh Ahmad bin Ali al-Thani.
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We see glimpses of how that happens: the experimental and immoral programs that the Protectorate sets up to try and hold onto power, and the lengths that the Machinists will go to take on their enemies.
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The Solomons, a former British protectorate that is home to about 600,000 people, had been the largest of the Taiwan-aligned Pacific countries, with access to airfields and deepwater ports dating back to World War Two.
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Brunei, a Muslim-majority former British protectorate with a population of 400,000, has defended its right to implement sharia that punishes sodomy, adultery and rape with the death penalty — including by stoning, and theft with amputation.
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Venezuela will either put this nightmare behind it and join its democratic neighbors in Latin American and Western community, or become a full-fledged ally and protectorate of Russia, Cuba, and to a lesser extent, China.
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Brunei, a former British protectorate of about 400,000 people nestled between two Malaysian states on Borneo island, was the first country in the region to adopt the criminal component of sharia at a national level in 2014.
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Once the center of a vast ancient empire — remnants of which survive at the famous Angkor Wat temple complex — the country became a French protectorate in the 19th century, and gained its independence from France in 1953.
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