If individuals already have to be jointly committed in some way in order to enter into a joint commitment, however, either a vicious circle or an infinite regress seems to ensue.
China and the United States announced in September a joint commitment to ban trade in Ivory, which Vertefeuille said likely spurred Hong Kong to take action.
As the earlier discussion of her views indicates §2.3, Gilbert differs from Murphy, and others, in taking a joint commitment to be something that need not arise voluntarily.
In February, Hertz announced a joint commitment with Nissan to bring the 100percentt electric, zero-emission Nissan LEAF to its select US and European car rental and sharing locations.
On the grounds of this turn-of-the century resort that usually hosts heads of state and leaders of industry, more than 100 women from all over the world gathered in late May to make a joint commitment to end sexual violence in war.
But the question then remains: why do white supremacists have special, additional moral obligations toward one another simply in virtue of their having a joint commitment to the immoral treatment of blacks and Jews?
In May this year, California and Baden-Wuerttemberg announced the Under 2 MOU - a joint commitment to reduce emissions by 80-95% by 2050.
In 1786, Morocco and the United States signed a Treaty of Peace and Friendship — a joint commitment to combating acts of piracy targeting American ships sailing the Atlantic.
The German campaign pushing for the tax welcomed what they called an "agreement in principle," while pointing out a few areas of weakness, including the lack of a joint commitment to allocate revenue to climate, development, and social programs.
