We've had a very collegial working experience with them".
They took on issues including economic injustice, racism, women's rights, immigration, interfaith relations and environmentalism — which for many years put them in collegial working relationships with bishops who were also engaged in those causes.
Indeed, it had been assumed that some Japanese parliamentarians would benefit through training (collegial work in each other's offices) with independent-minded Indian MPs.
Paired with the Bruckner, it had apparently been slighted in rehearsal, suggesting that for all his fabled efficiency, Mr. Maazel gets his players playing so beautifully through good, hard, collegial work.
Most of the women he interviewed said that women were better managers and that their strengths--including better communication skills and a more collegial working style--mesh better with the corporate culture of teamwork and partnering which is emblematic of the information age.
Several of the most collegial management teams I work with are beginning to fracture as close associates become rivals for the few senior positions that remain after outsourcing and downsizing.
Both McLaughlin and Zuk place emphasis in creating a creating a collegial environment where employees get to work with like-minded people and solve challenging problems, and make a conscious effort not to invest in flashy perks in benefits like gourmet food, spas, and massages.
Indeed, our fellowship combines well-rounded clinical training with opportunities to work with world-class faculty in a collegial environment.
Both women said it was initially intimidating to work with their musical idols, but they quickly overcame their apprehension in the collegial, egalitarian atmosphere.
I think it's actually a reasonably collegial relationship… So a kid absconds, leaves because he was gambling or has a positive drug test or whatever, and then we work with the courts to get him back.
