Sentence examples for model of collegiality from inspiring English sources

Not a model of collegiality, this.

In the 1960s the Second Vatican Council decreed new models of collegiality that would cede power to bishops, locally and collectively in synods.

The discovery of d4T should be viewed as an example of collegiality or friendship among colleagues which should prevail over the millions of dollars that could be generated.

It also advocated a more democratic model of church governance that favoured collegiality over strict notions of papal supremacy.

"He has this presumption of collegiality.

Although Paul seemed less supportive of collegiality, he did encourage the exploration of the relationship between collegiality and infallibility.

"Lack of respect poisons the well of collegiality and cooperation," the authors of the articles wrote.

And yet, paradoxically, a spirit of collegiality and idealism often prevails.

This lack of collegiality is common in professional baseball, but it is not necessary.

Yet I witnessed that group make steady progress, and maintain a level of collegiality.

One of the pitfalls of joining an institution two years before it folds is a general lack of collegiality.