Sentence examples for of collegial from inspiring English sources

Additionally, studies into leadership for learning in higher education have suggested that university teaching can be improved by encouraging collaboration and collegiality (e.g. Zakrajsek 2014), influencing the discourses of collegial networks (Roxa et al. 2011), and the provision of an "enabling environment" and "supportive workgroup" (Van Schalkwyk et al. 2015, p. 8).

Indeed, the whole debacle has a tone of collegial prankishness turned sour.

Out of a sense of collegial victimization, I presumed that my fellow critics were innocent, too.

Russian officials assume that all British correspondents work for MI6; this was presumably a kind of collegial salute.

This sort of collegial, real-time performance measurement has already been introduced at some of the Valley's most prominent firms, such as Google, Twitter and Intel.

"I did that as an attempt to create at The Tribune the same kind of collegial environment that's been so successful in everything else we've done," he said.

Stripped of his prestige and of much of his collegial support, he had nothing left to lose.

He can have, as one of the doctors put it, "somewhat of an absence of, um, collegial respect for different care plans".

"I call on euro area governments in particular to work actively together to reach agreement on a quantum leap of the effectiveness of their collegial surveillance," Mr. Trichet said.

According to A. P. Rasnitsyn, one of the authors of this collegial contribution, Grylloblattida and Plecoptera, in addition to Dermaptera (earwigs) and Embioptera (webspinners), form a Perlidea superorder [ 32].

The Commission of National Education, another type of a newly created ministry (a central state institution of a collegial structure), was one of the three Great Commissions (the other two were for the Treasury and the Army).