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.
When 3-year-olds need to break away from a joint commitment with a partner, they even "take leave" through some form of implicit or explicit communication as a way of acknowledging and asking to be excused for breaking the commitment (Gräfenhain, Behne, Carpenter, & Tomasello, 2009).
If you can personally commit to changing your diet (drinking less alcohol, eating less fast food, cooking more vegetables, etc), you can make a joint commitment to improving health with your mate.
The open participatory State of the Environment and Sustainability Report will represent a joint commitment among stakeholders for active reporting development with new information and knowledge.
These relationships, like any others, need to be based on such things as honesty, mutual respect, and trust, supplemented by a joint commitment to equity and to protecting the rights of people with mental illness.
There's a joint commitment to getting another 1.6 million people online.
This requires a shared vision from the humanitarian and the development communities and a joint commitment to act".
Late last year, the world's leading development banks made a joint commitment on financing the sustainable development goals.
If Gilbert's claim is that all collective intentionality is of the form of a joint commitment, her account of the process through which joint commitments are generated seems to presuppose another joint commitment.
Does the formation of a joint commitment not already presuppose the sort of joint action by plural subject it is meant to bring about?
