Sentence examples for collegial of from inspiring English sources
Speakers dispassionately presented their data and interpretation of same, and any disagreements were aired in the most collegial of terms.
Vatican II clarified this ambiguity in the idea of the spokesman of the church by its emphasis on the collegial character of the primacy of the pope.
An added value of the GEP has been the collegial support of a group of college and university faculty with shared goals.
At least, however, there should be internal processes for capacity-development of staff and collegial review of institute outputs to boost the quality of research and research outputs.
One observer said that, in its apparent embrace of a more collegial style of church governance, it was the "most important step in the history of the church for the past 10 centuries".
Others are related to the governance of the project and the various levels of authority, namely a clear definition of the mandate of each authority, and collegial distribution of power among stakeholders to let them play meaningful roles.
A 2009 study of 18 European accreditation organizations demonstrated a movement from a traditional collegial model of accreditation toward more of a semi-regulatory model that incorporates minimal licensing and public safety standards with aspirational standards for continuous improvement [ 19].
All three elements of firm strategy consistently favor a collegial distribution of control rights and the use of lockstep remuneration.
Mr. Gertner nimbly captures the collegial atmosphere of Bell Labs and the mood of intellectual ferment — a blending of entrepreneurial zeal, academic inquiry and passion to achieve things that initially seemed technologically impossible — that suffused its New Jersey campuses.
A seminar was organized for a collegial sharing of experiences in the domain of accreditation aimed at biochemistry laboratories of the Assistance Publique-Hôpitaux de Paris (AP-HP).
But more forthright collegial confrontation of the ethical problems of colleagues would go a long way toward improving the reputation of government in D.C.
