Anglican Archbishop emeritus Desmond Tutu has announced that, after his 79th birthday in October, he is to resign from nearly all of his official commitments and withdraw from public life, the United Kingdom's Guardian newspaper reported last week.
Unless, of course, as with the Greek asylum crackdown, the whole thing is designed to massively flout the official commitment to legal and humane treatment, and to deter travel.
It means an official commitment to democracy and human rights reform.
The employers (officials of the health departments of the states and LGAs) routinely reiterate the unacceptably high maternal mortality burden of the country and the official commitment of the state to several of the international policy documents targeting the reversal of the trend, including the millennium declaration of the United Nations.
France's INDC was submitted in March 2015 as part of the European Union's official commitment, where EU member states committed to a binding target of at least 40% reduction in domestic greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 compared to 1990.
The other opportunity emerges from the logical gap in the UK, and in varying degrees across Europe, between official commitment to austerity in the name of deficit reduction, and the return to political favour of public investment in infrastructure.
It is arguably the first official commitment of the new federal government to religious and other forms of tolerance, written by the "Father of our country" more than a year before ratification of the Bill of Rights.
They cannot check the single or married box truthfully and there is little but a shared address to signify their official commitment.
Any official commitment to transparency, though, could be fragile.
Developers like them because they run on fixed tracks, which means official commitment to a route is locked in.
Among the beneficiaries of any such official commitment would be the underage workers in Nepal's carpet industry.
