This is not achieved through code (well, it might be for critical Windows system processes, but you are probably not writing components of the operating system), but rather through access permissions.
I found that the function ProtectProcess() supplied in Prevent user process from being killed with "End Process" from Process Explorer results exactly in the effect I was looking for.
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