Sentence examples for The collegiality from inspiring English sources
noun
Power and authority that is shared among peers, especially the sharing of collegiate power among Roman Catholic bishops.
The collegiality that can be found among Australia's "soccer chicks" is barely seen in Germany's Frauen Bundesliga.
If I remember my preparatory materials correctly, 'e was collegial-like wif Mr. Christopher Isherwood, and I believe the collegiality extended into other areas, such as each other's Y-fronts.
Mr. Koren said: "The collegiality has evaporated".
Essential here was the collegiality of the performance.
He is chairman of two committees, traffic and street activities, and said he enjoyed the collegiality.
To people used to the collegiality of academia, her methods could be jarring.
Despite all the initial collegiality, the merger quickly hit the same iceberg that chilled other potential mergers: the desire of the teaching hospitals to retain control of their faculty and their students.
Communication of these concepts to ED physicians is of ethical importance and should occur with the utmost collegiality (the last C) and in a blame-free manner by means of educational sessions and academic detailing.
Having been told to report for an interrogation by the head of the secret police, he is struck by the aristocratic collegiality of the request: "It was exactly as if we'd agreed to go to Smurov's for oysters".
"It is a criticism of the excess collegiality of the press, hanging there together when they should be hung separately, if you see what I mean".
But Mr. Rivera-Soto also developed a reputation for bare-knuckles litigation as a casino lawyer that could prove be out of place in the genteel collegiality of the State Supreme Court.
