Others worried about the long-term welfare of the residents of Qunu.
"Long-term welfare paralyses people," Mr Buschkowsky observes, sounding more like an American Republican of the 1980s than a leading member of Berlin's Social Democratic Party.
Andrews said the government was more concerned with medium to long-term welfare reform rather than who should or should not be receiving the DSP.
"But to have done otherwise would make it harder to restore the business that is so important to the long-term welfare of these families".
"We consider this action to be inconsistent with the law, our contract, and perhaps, most important, the long-term welfare of the sport," Fehr said.
At the same time, however, it warned of the risks of structural unemployment and the stress that long-term welfare spending would place on Europe's coffers.
Some executives sought to manipulate quarterly earnings to cash out their options at a favorable price, with little regard for the long-term welfare of their company.
Mr. Curran said the club believed that natural reproduction was "better for the short- and long-term welfare of the thoroughbred breed".
According to the data, we appear to be a nation of law-abiding long-term welfare recipients in need of help – which we get.
In the release, Mr. Gore vowed to help long-term welfare recipients find work by extending existing welfare-to-work grants to state, local and faith-based organizations.
"We do think it's important for the long-term welfare of the people of Africa that their governments demonstrate a capacity to comply with international law," he said.
