Sentence examples for collegial ends from inspiring English sources
The book's one weakness, ironically, is that the history Okrent recounts — moneys employed, civic energies stirred, architectural genius harnessed to collegial ends, and committee meetings used to achieve a near-perfect result in record time — is, once again, oddly lacking in drama.
Dissent is tolerated: Jeff Lacker, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, disagreed with the decision to halt tightening in August and dissented at every subsequent FOMC meeting until his stint as a voting member ended in December.This collegial approach is one reason why the Fed has moved more slowly towards inflation targeting than many outsiders expected.
"We are a public council, and at the end, it's the collegial wisdom that counts," Mr. Stark told Reuters.
«Non-readmission» decisions are mainly taken at the end of ICU hospitalization (87%) following a collegial discussion (89%).
The challenge for law firms, he says, is to find a new way to introduce professional lines of responsibility and management without destroying the firm's collegial and consensual nature, which inspires trust and, in the end, benefits clients.
Does Bloomberg's reign of competence and censoriousness mark the end of the show-biz Mayor and the beginning of a more collegial New York — a sort of "Chorus Line" approach to government, where there isn't just one star?
The days of Brumaire sounded the end of the short-lived republic: no more representative government, assemblies, or collegial executive.
INDIANAPOLIS — Richard G. Lugar, one of the Senate's longest-serving members, a collegial moderate who personified a gentler political era, was turned out of office on Tuesday, ending a career that had spanned the terms of half a dozen presidents.
In order to provide appropriate end-of-life care that considers the dying patient, patient loved ones and collegial multidisciplinarity, physicians need to negotiate a multitude of influential factors.
