An amorphous commitment to a British bill of rights might constitute a gesture in the right direction, but if the current government cannot fulfil its basic obligations under the Human Rights Act, how can we trust that the next government will heed the provisions of a bill of rights?
Second, perhaps more important, and certainly more amorphous, are the "commitments" reached in the private discussions that, as a senior official observed, have "a power felt over time".
Why commit to such an amorphous experience?
Dorm living is too amorphous to elicit much of such commitment.
It is highlighting its growing commitment to contemporary art with an examination of the immense, amorphous influence of one of the most important artists of the 20th century: Andy Warhol, the visionary Pop Art painter, innovative filmmaker, trenchant social observer, image thief, deadpan quotation machine, boho magazine publisher and forthright gay artist about town.
By clarifying amorphous terms and commanding and managing the corporate vocabulary, leaders effectively align precious employee energy and commitment within their organizations.
This commitment should lead us to question how far we are willing to grant the desires of a collective, amorphous institutional identity over the concrete wishes of individual doctors, whose conscience may be displaced to maintain an institutional ethos.
As world-class museums reformat their exhibition spaces and create unique portals for curation and archiving, through their demonstrated commitment to new media art, the CAC may very well one day be China's beacon for the amorphous art genre.
Cultivating the right balance of humility and decisiveness is a huge, amorphous goal, but one tactic that serves it is to support the continuing professional education of managers with a commitment equal to that in other professions.
