Martin Foley, Victoria's minister for equality, said: "Many same-sex couples and their families find themselves unrecognised under the law, leaving parents and children facing long-term insecurity about their future with the people they love.
This bargain might also resolve Lukashenka's long-term insecurity in office.
Long-term insecurity is incompatible with supporting a family, and for scientists this may easily apply until the age of 40.
Coming up with the mortgage payment or putting food on the table are very adult concerns - kids should not fret about those issues, which could cause long-term insecurities.
Earlier evidence has suggested that long term job insecurity might be more devastating to health than a short term, transient exposure to job insecurity, 6 100 101 although this effect was not possible to examine in the present study.
A more nuanced picture might note that long-term job insecurity (as opposed to short-term, recession-induced job insecurity) is not notably worsening over time.
Present data confirm that low HA is related to poor outcome with higher body dissatisfaction and social insecurity in the long term.
Perhaps the idea would be more acceptable to the creditors if any debt reduction were made conditional on an agreed proportion of the accrued benefits being used in approved ways to alleviate poverty and food insecurity in the long term.
The Sahel region appeal has received only 15% of the $10m required to fight long-term food insecurity in nine African countries bordering the vast Sahara desert.
Inability to own a home shouldn't doom you to long-term financial insecurity.
