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.
"There was a lot of collegiality," says Basinski, who is best-known for his Disintegration Loops albums and produced Antony's first demos when Blacklips mutated into Antony and the Johnsons.
There is no genuine collegiality, no trust, no sense of equality in a republic of ideas.
Initially, it seems strange that more bullying occurs in higher education, as academic jobs are still characterised by large amounts of personal autonomy and the academy promotes values of collegiality and civility.
Too often, he has written, "boardroom atmosphere" means that collegiality trumps independence.
If you see the commission as a European government in embryo, it is infuriating when its collegiality is threatened by expansion to 27 members, and its prestige is damaged by national lobbying.Today, each EU country has one commissioner, which is why some new ones have been given what one Eurocrat calls "largely fictitious" portfolios (such as Mr Orban's).
These they define as co-operation, collegiality, intuition and niceness, as opposed to the "male values" of competition, hierarchy, rationality and violence.
I doubt it will do much for the collegiality of ECB meetings.
He fears that, in losing guild privileges, professionals may also lose sight of the positive guild virtues—"of collegiality, of concern for the group, of a higher professional ethic beyond mere profit".
And unless Mr Summers can somehow reinstate collegiality, trust and a civil tone on campus he will not achieve his goals, many of which have considerable support within the community.Howard GardnerHarvard Graduate School of EducationCambridge, MassachusettsSIR – Mr Summers is not a researcher musing about gender inequalities in a contest against ignorance.
There are precious few in the College of Cardinals, 95% of whom were chosen by John Paul.That in turn could focus attention on what in ecclesiastical jargon is known as "collegiality"—or what others might call internal democracy, which in the Catholic church is a relative term at best.
