Part of the commitment Perry argues for, tentatively, and with qualification, is a commitment to making (his memorable 2011 British Museum show, The Tomb of the Unknown Craftsman, was perhaps an even more coherent statement of his thinking than the one he presents here).
"I think the commitment to review qualifications in 2013 is something that should be maintained," he said.
It seems strange that the Pentagon's current "don't ask, don't tell" policy encourages questions about whether former members of the armed services are gay, rather than their commitment to or qualifications for the job.
The makeup of the panel itself indicates how seriously many companies are now taking their commitment to providing vocational qualifications and alternatives to university, with representatives from many industry bodies and recruiters getting involved.
They weigh your commitment to Judaism, your rabbinical qualifications, and your personal character.
" In particular, the Secretaries and Ministers welcomed Australia's commitment to assist the Philippines to upgrade qualifications of Philippine nurses to meet Australia's market requirements" (Joint Ministerial Statement, 9 October 2008 Manila).
"There was a lot more spending this time," he said, "and where in the past, people ran based on their qualifications, their résumé, their commitment to the college, in this most recent election, it was a very strong issue-based campaign in which one of the candidates ran, in effect, against the college".
A commitment to improving the workforce's skills and qualifications is a priority for the Welsh government's new deputy minister for tackling poverty.
Insofar as this is true, the qualification to Mill's commitment to political equality, represented by his scheme of weighted voting, is temporary and transitional.
They should be selected on the basis of their geographic location, seniority, technical qualifications, previous work experience and commitment to improving laboratory services.
