collegiality

Examples of collegial

collegial
The clarity of science and the fuzziness of art both serve collegial purpose.
Working together not only enriched our own learning development, and resulted in a close collegial bond, but also deepened the musical experiences of our students.
His arguments defy collegial courtesy, exaggerating the trivial and making distorted or erroneous assertions.
They are likely to lack opportunities for collaborative and collegial working with other music experts apart from visiting instrumental teachers.
They both considered resource allocation a dilemma and thought that they received good collegial support when faced with ethically challenging decisions.
What the engineer experiences is not the authority of office but collegial relationships in which influence reflects relative levels of expertise.
Within the austere collegial melody of science even the slightest emotional shading can have a suitably dramatic effect.
They also began to act in a somewhat more collegial fashion and to provide more individualized help.
Was the collegial aspect of donation and counter-donation a new phenomenon, or had there been comparable social practices beforehand?
Administrative control is limited because the work of professionals is self-regulated through training and collegial associations.
Another student expected the debates to be more incisive and less of a collegial sharing of individual opinions.
With such a collegial arrangement in place there is then the possibility of quite another working of the time frame.
The peculiar cognitive emphasis of science is made socially manifest in that isolated collegial structure which renders science distinct.
The authors urge the senior management of schools to instigate a collegial strategy to allow for greater collaboration between specialist and non-specialist.
Team building should be a deliberate and ongoing activity to foster collegial interdisciplinary relationships (blurring of professional boundaries) or multidisciplinary teams (involving different professionals who maintain their professional boundaries).
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