Sentence examples for be a collegial from inspiring English sources

There will, says Mr Fabius, be a "collegial" effort for those elections.

Surprised by the sharp tone of what was meant to be a collegial meeting, the judges nervously lighted cigarettes and when the Champagne materialized began swigging from the bottle.

"While there is no such thing as an easy labor negotiation in modern America, we anticipate that this will be a collegial and professional negotiation," Mr. Connolly said in a statement.

"Sometimes the sources are one or more other agents who became aware of the case from colleagues in what, given cubicles, can be a collegial environment," wrote Mr. Dinger, who until August 2011 served as chargé d'affaires in Myanmar, formerly known as Burma.

In any case, he was no longer prepared to take sole responsibility for deciding such matters; instead there should be a "collegial model of leadership" with Anglican leaders from around the world deciding which meetings were worthwhile.Despite all this, the archbishop gallantly insisted, reports of the global club's death were exaggerated.

Ask what it means to be a "collegial" member of your academic community--are you expected to be best buddies with your colleagues, or is it enough to maintain a professional demeanor?

"It's a collegial group," said Brian Gormley, the director.

"Right at the top there was a collegial partnership and that felt good".

Shrum went on, "I don't know what Rove does, but we are a collegial group of people".

Rather, it was a collegial (if rough) caution from one brother to another, about a third, politicians all.

"There are exceptional circumstances where this could happen, but World Heritage is a collegial body of governments, where information is shared by governments and we get to the facts.