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The Unification Act (Ukrainian: Акт Злуки, romanized: Akt Zluky, IPA: [ˈɑkt ˈzlukɪ]; or Велика Злука, Velyka Zluka, IPA: [ˈwɛlɪkɐ ˈzlukɐ]) was an agreement

element of their agenda was opposition to the principle of episcopal collegiality, which they feared could undermine papal primacy and the rights of individual

Kathy Mueller Rohan (née Mueller) is an American former tennis player, collegiality for Trenton State College, then professionally. She was the winner of

League (NFL). He played for the Baltimore Ravens in 1996. He played collegiality for the Georgia Tech football team. "Elliott Fortune Stats, Height, Weight

Richmond, Virginia. Key elements are advocacy, professionalism, service and collegiality. It provides services to its members such as assistance in law office

common decisions and stand by them is referred to as the principle of collegiality (German Kollegialitätsprinzip), grounded in the Federal Constitution

increase public understanding of and respect for the law, and encourage collegiality among its members. Several organizations are forerunners to the Louisiana

Major Series Lacrosse. Hailing from Millgrove, Ontario, Brownell played collegiality at Robert Morris University, where he received all-Northeastern Conference

Catharines Athletics of the Ontario Junior A Lacrosse League, played collegiality for the Brock Badgers, and was drafted in the third round of the 2006

it would seem that we approve his ideas". Not overly supportive of collegiality, Staffa once declared that "supreme power over the entire flock of the

Switzerland, to discuss reforms concerning the appointment of bishops, collegiality, bishops' conferences, the primacy of the papacy, and sexual morality;

League. He played for the San Diego Chargers from 1995 to 1997. He played collegiality for the Georgia Tech football team. "Dave Hendrix". Pro-Football-Reference

– April 19, 2010) was an American football quarterback. Meier played collegiality at Kansas State and professionally for the Dresden Monarchs of the German

Nations Chiefs before continuing his MSL career with the Lakers. He played collegiality at Robert Morris University Watt was drafted in the first round of the

volunteers to the Foundation and its committees. The Foundation values collegiality and brings together lawyers, professionals, academics, and students to

2015, he moved up to Junior A with the Burlington Chiefs. He played collegiality at the University of Guelph, where he was named to the 2015 Canadian

used to educate students, showcase faculty role models, and promote collegiality in clinical settings Shana Stites and Christina Warholic, Chestnut Hill

civic outreach; historical education; scholarship; and fraternity and collegiality between organizations. The organization meets every April, in Washington

an All American 110 meter hurdler and 60 meter hurdler who competed collegiality for Florida International University from 2005 to 2008 . Forbes went

football center and current offensive line coach at Valparaiso. He played collegiality at the Ohio State University. Brewster was signed by the Jacksonville

victimology and improvement of practices on an international level; to improve collegiality and cooperation in the field, and to promote cooperation between global

played. A graduate of New Westminster Secondary School, Goodwin played collegiality first at ASA College where he was a two-time NJCAA All-American, and

where he was named MVP of his lacrosse team in 2008 and 2009. He played collegiality at Robert Morris University. Wilde began his junior career in 2009 with

felt the Preliminary Note of Explanation had weakened the concept of collegiality. In the final vote on 18 November only five of the 2200+ participants

1999 Minto Cup winning Whitby Warriors club, Suddons played lacrosse collegiality for the University of Hartford Hawks. He was drafted by the Columbus

in the 2011 MSL draft, and joined the Kodiaks in 2012. Bryan played collegiality at Wilfrid Laurier University, where he studied accounting. Bryan was

played one season in the American Basketball Association (ABA). He played collegiality for the Western Kentucky University. He was selected by the New York

credible scholarship to political, social and economic questions" through a collegiality of Catholic scholars, professors, researchers, practitioners, and writers

helped organize two significant groups of Canadian artists and extended collegiality to women within those groups. Henrietta Mabel May was born in Montreal

of New York refused to renew his contract on the grounds of "lack of collegiality". Asimakopoulos alleged this was a political firing because of his outspoken

served as chief justice until his death in 1910, gaining a reputation for collegiality and able administration. Fuller's jurisprudence was conservative, focusing

Appellate Decisionmaking", 58 Duke L.J.1895 (2009); and "The Effects of Collegiality on Judicial Decision Making", 151 U. Pa. L. Rev. 1639 (May 2003), explain

tied to his numerous innovations, his excellent design credentials, his collegiality and support of his designers, and yet simultaneously his acquiescence

'elder'. The presbyterate is another term used to refer to the sacerdotal collegiality of priests with their bishop, commonly used in the Anglican Communion

honor and courtesy in the legal profession and foster the spirit of collegiality among members of the Association and throughout the bar. A main focus

they become more missionary". The synod of bishops must be a means of collegiality and "always become more and more an adequate channel for the evangelization

sobornost which results in the meeting of the Church's bishops together in collegiality, referring to itself as an "episcopal assembly." The conference was presided

Shlyapnikov, the movement's leader. Lutovinov favored struggling for collegiality and against one-man management in industry, but put less priority than

was asked about the Gumede judgement and also reflected on the lack of collegiality at the Supreme Court of Appeal, saying that she felt she had been subject

sobornost which results in the meeting of the Church's bishops together in collegiality, referring to itself as an "episcopal assembly." The conference was presided

sessions: in one speech at the council, reacting to repeated mentions of "collegiality" of bishops, Ottaviani pointed out that the Bible records only one example

Valedictorian Address at her graduation. In 2012, McAleese published Quo Vadis? Collegiality in the Code of Canon Law (Columba Press). The book was launched in Rome

When Johnson went up for tenure, he was rejected on grounds of "lack of collegiality." In response, a group of 20 historians, spearheaded by the chairman

cornerstone concepts that recognize this fact: Speed, Pragmatic Cynicism, Collegiality, and Secrecy. Efficient courtroom workgroups seek to process cases rather

the creation of an elected consultative council of bishops to promote "collegiality" between them and the pope and the Roman Curia. In 2010, he provided

production has undercut professionalism and compensation has overtaken collegiality" see: book of business (law). Typical of the old-line Wall Street law

recipient of this award will have demonstrated academic achievement, collegiality and engagement with the Deaf Community during the course of their studies

challenges, participants valued the instructional visibility and close-knit collegiality it enabled. Accordingly, they viewed their district's plans for a new

been honored for both their collegiate, and professional achievements. Collegiality, six position awards have been awarded to seven Red Raiders. The Doak

appendix at the end of the final text document. On this, see Lumen gentium#Collegiality (chapter III). Other documents of the Holy See that have a nota praevia

convention with Division 35, both of which support collaboration and collegiality among feminists. Feminist Foremothers in Women's Studies, Psychology

1985. During his tenure as bishop of Wilmington, Mulvee emphasized collegiality in his administration of the diocese, helped restructure the Delmarva

meant the end of the main raison d'être of the council, viz. fostering collegiality among European bishops. In consultation with Cardinal Carlo Maria Martini

need for better public engagement with the Old Testament and greater collegiality among those studying it. There were 30 original members, but this soon

honorific titles, privileges, and worldly ostentation. They taught that "the collegiality of the bishops finds its supreme evangelical realization in jointly serving

Pope Paul VI allowed diocesan bishops to be members following calls for collegiality at the Second Vatican Council. Pastor bonus continued the opening of

since its founding in 1980, represents the longstanding tradition of collegiality, apprenticeship, and collaboration at the CCS. Through rehearsals, the

self-governance, in conjunction with the principles of sole management and collegiality. The university's governing bodies are the council, the rector, the scientific

of the Roman Curia in the strict sense: it is the expression of the collegiality of bishops in communion with the Pope and under his direction. The Roman

the Dining Group) which in the 1950s sought to provide the benefits of collegiality to its members who, being female, were not college fellows. At the time

opportunity for sharing learning and leadership practices and for general collegiality The Victorian Branch of IPSHA consists of over one hundred members from

remains a board member. Ross Sorkin, Andrew (1999-10-31). "PRIVATE SECTOR; An Empire Built on Collegiality". The New York Times. Retrieved 2008-08-27. v t e

Archaeological Adventure. Cowles Book Co. ISBN 0-214-66793-6. Petrosyan, Armen. "Collegiality and Interchange in Armenian Studies". In: Journal of the Society for

disparate churches could manifest the unity of the church in their episcopal collegiality despite the absence of universal legal ties. Some bishops were initially

Lessard's 1975 visit to Ste. Anne de Beaupre Catholic News Service. Collegiality in the Church: Vatican II Debate Continues Today October 12, 2005 The

Ross Trust. Perry, Louise (2 February 2005). "New chancellor praises collegiality". The Australian. Sydney, Australia. p. 23. Buckridge, Christina (14

Collegial Issues, appointed by the Association Council, deals with issues of collegiality between members and norms concerning the architects’ ethics. "Archived

Christi and other papal documents. The SSPX denounces a teaching on collegiality that attributes to the bishops of the world a share, with the Pope, of

the Anglican view of a universal primacy exercised within a universal collegiality, and the Catholic view of a universal primacy with actual universal jurisdiction

(Chapters I and V), Christian life as duty and example (Chapter II), collegiality (Chapters III and IV), and study (Chapter VI). In addition, the rule

importance of local churches and the doctrine of collegiality. In a key passage about collegiality, Vatican II teaches: "The order of bishops is the

emphasized the fundamental importance of Tenure, Academic Freedom and Collegiality in the pursuit of truth, particularly at institutions of higher learning

Interaction, pp.215–238, The Hague: Mouton. Holmes, J. (2000) "Doing collegiality and keeping control at work: small talk in government departments", in:

get his way, and, yet, who always enjoyed his colleagues and fostered collegiality on the court." Chief Justice Warren E. Burger, a fellow Minnesotan who

avoiding the dangers of authoritarianism, and how could the principles of collegiality be maintained while gaining maximum benefit from a concentration of power

29, 1995) is an American long distance runner and marathoner. He ran collegiality at Grand Valley State University where he won a NCAA Division II Cross

to sleep on the couch in her chambers and was dedicated to fostering collegiality and joy among her colleagues. Janis M. Berry, associate justice, 2001–2016

He played college baseball at Towson from 1979 to 1983. Reed played collegiality for the Towson Tigers baseball team from 1979 to 1983. He then went on

August 22, 2011. Specific Waldstein, David (June 8, 2011). "For Mets, Collegiality Is Part of Closing". The New York Times. Retrieved July 11, 2011. Torres

courses in response to students' needs.[citation needed] Ethical behavior Collegiality Commitment Service Excellence Faculty of Commerce Faculty of Humanities

Opening the CEI's annual meeting on 25 September, Bassetti called for collegiality and dialogue between bishops and with the entire Church. He said he planned

transit and the arts; Longtime Liberal elected to Ward 35 wants to bring collegiality, not partisanship, to the new city council. Toronto Star. November 27

Education and Continuing Professional Development support, international collegiality, and the opportunity to influence the future of the profession. Fellowship

2017). "'Let them talk!' Iconic political figure Jack Coghill urges collegiality among legislators". KUAC. Archived from the original on December 25,

he wrote for its blog, ThinkProgress, because he missed "the sense of collegiality that comes from working with like-minded colleagues on a shared enterprise"

meetings; Coordination of the activities of their deputies; Ensuring collegiality in the work of the Government; Representation of the Soviet Union in

has already filed a timely petition for review."). Harry T. Edwards, Collegiality and Decision Making on the D.C. Circuit, 84 Va. L. Rev. 1335, 1370 (1998)

Nauvoo period (1839–1846).[citation needed] Christianity portal Canon law Collegiality (Catholic Church) Conciliarism Conciliarity Episcopal subsidy Magisterium

tolerance instead of the principle of religious liberty; The rejection of collegiality within the church in favour of strict papal supremacy; Opposition to

 13</ref> Often, performers work together in "teams" and form bonds of collegiality based on their common commitment to the performance they are mutually

philosophy of the society is to communicate good science and encourage collegiality. Awards are therefore given each year for achievement in the following

could not be "formalistic", and answered questions about the level of collegiality at the Supreme Court of Appeal. She also rejected the view of the General

tolerance instead of the principle of religious liberty; The rejection of collegiality within the church in favour of strict papal supremacy; Opposition to

Veterinary Ethics: Animal Welfare, Client Relations, Competition, and Collegiality. Mosby. 1995. ISBN 9780815188407. Jessica Fragola (February 7, 2022)

that, following the adoption of this Concordat and in keeping with the collegiality and continuity of ordained ministry attested as early as canon 4 of the

President (1985-86). Throughout its history the society has promoted collegiality amongst its members, however, as Julia Gatley has written, this history

pp. 26–28, 50–55. Sachs Collopy, Peter (2015). "Race Relationships: Collegiality and Demarcation in Physical Anthropology". Journal of the History of

is desirable (there are usually several more) in order to demonstrate collegiality, canonically only one bishop is necessary. The practice of only one bishop

Diversity in creation Hensman, Savitri (25 January 2015) Bishops and church collegiality in a postmodern setting Hensman, Savitri (20 December 2014) How do we

football at Virginia and Susquehanna. His mother, Nikki, played volleyball collegiality at Lehigh. Hackenberg is the second of four brothers: older brother,

University of Wyoming and the University of Colorado. Wedman played collegiality for the Colorado Buffaloes, following his brother Mike to the school

the importance of local churches and the doctrine of collegiality. In a passage about collegiality, Vatican II teaches: "The order of bishops is the successor

magic formula despite their popular support and the SVP's "flouting of collegiality" in the Council, but ultimately did not run. The SVP selected two candidates

Columbia in the 2024 provincial election. Fumano, Dan (November 6, 2018). "Collegiality reigns as Vancouver's new council starts work". Vancouver Sun. Retrieved

postscript (link) Sachs Collopy, Peter (2015). "Race Relationships: Collegiality and Demarcation in Physical Anthropology". Journal of the History of

Buck basketball players Amos Shadlow Jr. and Steven Lookout played collegiality for the University of Tulsa's Golden Hurricane squads. The Lady Bucks

health care and education of researchers and clinicians), and engendering collegiality and collaboration. Among his more important randomized clinical trials

collectible, collection, collective, collector, college, collegial, collegiality, collegian, collegiate, collegium, counterintelligence, cull, deselect

formation, the creation of a formational community, and the exercise of collegiality. This approach gives special emphasis and recognition to the importance

2018-05-20. Council for Christian Unity (2000). Bishops in Communion: Collegiality in the Service of the Koinonia of the Church. Church House Publishing

in the freedom of academic speech and inquiry, and a loss of academic collegiality. Among the Dawkins reforms is the encouragement of the use of various

Liberia’s foremost legal minds and built partnerships and maintains collegiality within the Liberian National Bar Association (LNBA). Korkpor has pursued

Huttenlocher was praised for his "educational creativity, instinctive collegiality, intellectual depth and breadth, institutional savvy, and industry experience"

with the Texas Tech Red Raiders basketball program, where he played collegiality. In three seasons, Myers posted an overall record of 32–43. In 1970,

School, where he played four years of lacrosse and ice hockey. He played collegiality at Drexel University, where he earned a degree in biomedical engineering

Bishop Brunner insisted that the measures taken at Vatican II to promote collegiality still had not found their objective. Once again, he said with preoccupation

Church; these include a similar doctrine of salvation and a tradition of collegiality between bishops, as well as reverence of the Theotokos and use of the

Academics' understanding of time, pedagogical pleasure, vocation, and collegiality have been cited as possible ways of alleviating such problems. A national

Merv Aubespin. The professional journalism organization offers advice, collegiality and training, including an annual national conference that has become

student-teacher ratio in the classroom and intends to lead to greater faculty collegiality and collaboration. It contributed to the school's earning of Commonwealth

emphasize. According to writer Michael Davis, Lesser's skills at encouraging collegiality were evident during the seminars. Writer Louise Gikow reported that the

performance, while lower spreads are intended to promote teamwork and collegiality. Many large law firms have moved to a two-tiered partnership model, with

which still provides great opportunities for teaching, research, travel, collegiality, and friendship. I was very lucky to find my field as early in my life

Tasmania(1957) 100 Commonwealth Law Reports 526 Davis R The battle for collegiality in Tasmania: The 1955 Royal Commission and the Orr aftermath (Ch.3 of

and District FA. In 2012, she earned a four-year scholarship to play collegiality for Hofstra Pride in America. Her 48 goals is the second-highest total

replacement. During his tenure as bishop of Wilmington, Mulvee emphasized collegiality in his administration of the diocese, helped restructure the Delmarva

Synchronized Springboard Final. Ishimatsu signed a letter of intent to compete collegiality at Duke University beginning in the 2010 season. [1] She has now transferred

the firm has long said that its "black box" compensation system breeds collegiality, and that its associates—even though they are not paid a bonus—generally

building has received criticism for the way in which its design discourages collegiality amongst members. New Parliament House was designed in the late 1970s

appointed a majority of its judges during his tenure. Michael also fostered collegiality on the court. As Circuit Judge J. Harvie Wilkinson III noted in a 2005

being able to dialogue with curial bishops in a way that truly reflects collegiality" and that the "Curia is to be at the service of the church and her people

incomplete. It began a work which is not finished, whether it is a matter of collegiality, of the role of the laity, of missions and even of ecumenism." Congar's

masterly way and contributed especially to the discussions on the Episcopal Collegiality and on the role of the Church in the modern world. He enjoyed visiting

bullying in medicine is a threat to patient safety because it inhibits collegiality and cooperation essential to teamwork, cuts off communication, undermines

your coworkers online and violating the Post's standards on workplace collegiality and inclusivity". Sonmez sought arbitration through the Post Guild over

film Jean Swanson: We Need a New Map. Fumano, Dan (November 6, 2018). "Collegiality reigns as Vancouver's new council starts work". Vancouver Sun. Retrieved

Switzerland, to discuss reforms with respect to the appointment of bishops, collegiality, bishops' conferences, and the primacy of the papacy as well as the Church's

generosity of spirit he showed that advanced the atmosphere of collaborative collegiality in our field. He set a standard for personal and scientific integrity

racial, or other controversial issues, and kept a certain level of collegiality towards the sports figures they commented on, Cosell did not, and indeed

University, USA in 2000. He was denied tenure in 2003, on grounds of collegiality, having chosen to live 178 miles away in Manhattan. He moved with his

parishes of the deanery and the archdeacons and bishops, and to facilitate collegiality among his or her colleagues through regular meetings (often called the

Prime Minister implies the cessation of the Government. Principle of collegiality: The Government, understood as Council of Ministers, is a collegiate

celebration and rededication to their fundamental aims of: Legal education, collegiality and sustaining the Temple Church as required by King James Working to

of reports generally objectively incompatible with the principle of collegiality in management. In 1905, in connection with the formation of the State

reduced to rubber stamping the decisions of Rome, and neither the bishops' collegiality nor Vatican centralism could be discussed. The result of this change

statement, Current TV cited Olbermann's implied lack of "respect, openness, collegiality, and loyalty to our viewers." Internal sources reported that Olbermann's

understanding "the challenges posed by" European integration "foster collegiality" between episcopal conferences in EU member states "in developing specific

its intellectual vibrancy, scholarly productivity and innovation, and collegiality. It will be a privilege to work alongside the brilliant faculty and students

the antitrust world" who conducted himself with the "utmost grace and collegiality". In 2005, he was succeeded in his position by antitrust attorney J.

says his criticisms of Pope Francis' interfaith outreach are a sign of collegiality". America Magazine. Retrieved 18 October 2022. Hitchens, Dan (26 January

your co-workers online and violating The Post's standards on workplace collegiality and inclusivity." The Post faced criticism from the Post Guild after

Moore v. Judge Newman: An Unacceptable Breakdown of Court Governance, Collegiality and Procedural Fairness". IPWatchdog. Thomas, David (September 7, 2023)

vernacular, Communion in both kinds, baptism by immersion), of Church order (collegiality, synodal government, the role of the deacon), and spirituality. In a

vernacular, Communion in both kinds, baptism by immersion), of Church order (collegiality, synodal government, the role of the deacon), and spirituality. In a

Bourke, Roseanna; Loveridge, Judith, eds. (17 August 2018), Radical collegiality through student voice : educational experience, policy and practice (1st

your co-workers online and violating The Post's standards on workplace collegiality and inclusivity." The Post faced criticism from the Post Guild after

vernacular, Communion in both kinds, baptism by immersion), of Church order (collegiality, synodal government, the role of the deacon), and spirituality. In a

music centres and schools, and within guild-like networks that encourage collegiality and communication among independent master teachers. As part of their

parishes of the deanery and the archdeacons and bishops, and to facilitate collegiality among his or her colleagues through regular meetings (often called the

nature of the Conference has to be a sign and instrument of patriarchal collegiality and communion between the Eastern Catholic Churches and the universal

forced him to move to Switzerland. Vidal was an enthusiastic champion of collegiality and Catholic Action. Cardinal Vidal died in Fribourg, at the age of 74

Switzerland, to discuss reforms with respect to the appointment of bishops, collegiality, bishops' conferences, the primacy of the papacy and sexual morality;

Union. ISBN 978-0-9690983-6-2. McCormick, Paul (2012). Conflict and Collegiality: The Nova Scotia Teachers Union, 1984–2012. Halifax, Nova Scotia: Nova

fulfillment of its international scientific relations, free election and collegiality of its governing authority. The Academy brings together full members

others which were divisions of Whitehall departments; however, a lack of collegiality prevented the Irish council becoming a rival power centre. In 1852 the

Switzerland, to discuss reforms with respect to the appointment of bishops, collegiality, bishops' conferences, the primacy of the papacy and sexual morality

during the initial crowd reaction, acknowledging Elvis' awareness and collegiality toward the new member. Three powerful spotlights on Elvis blinded Ogdin

upheld, however, a victimisation claim. The EAT, said although an aim of ‘collegiality’ was not legitimate, the decision could be right, although it would have

consultation of the bishops of the Communion, intended to reinforce unity and collegiality through manifesting the episcopate, to discuss matters of mutual concern

demonstrates both strong academic interest in participating in the ISS and collegiality in sharing his/her understanding of the science being taught with fellow

Rwaje, had broken down over questions of financial transparency and collegiality. Except for Glenn and Barnum, the AMIA bishops removed AMIA from Rwandan

body. The structure of the curriculum promotes student interaction and collegiality. In addition, medical students get to know each other through involvement

of Literature, 1995. p. 119. ISBN 9985-851-11-0. Petrosyan, Armen. "Collegiality and Interchange in Armenian Studies". In: Journal of the Society for

an extraordinary human and spiritual experience. I have seen what the collegiality of bishops around the world represents, in debates and outside the sessions

and openly share information, mirroring an international culture of collegiality among small bakers. When Ponsford opened Artisan in 1992, Grace, Acme

Austria, South Africa, Netherlands, Belgium and Mexico. Miller raced collegiality for Marian University's cycling team. In 2008–2009, Miller won collegiate

Chairmen of the Council of Government. It intended to strengthen the body's collegiality by emphasising collective leadership, a communist leadership principle

June 30, 2005, page A16. Ruth Holiday, "Professor enmeshed in flap over collegiality," Indianapolis Star, June 26, 2005, p. B1. "Indy Star". Archived from

Raleigh, North Carolina at Leesville Road High School and he played collegiality at Appalachian State University, where he had career averages of 13.0

constitution In Ecclesiarum Communione, effective 31 January, to increase collegiality and improve administration and address contemporary societal challenges

dialogue, bioethics, the Church's role in promoting justice in the world, collegiality in the Church, and the need for the Church's evangelizers to proclaim

p. 243. "Position Papers: When conviviality leads to 'conspiracy of collegiality'". Barre Montpelier Times Argus. Barre, VT. October 17, 2018 [October

architects with "opportunities for professional development, service, and collegiality among peers". "About the Center for Architecture". Center for Architecture

that "Current was [...] founded on the values of respect, openness, collegiality, and loyalty to our viewers. Unfortunately these values are no longer

men, as he felt that a coeducational facility would ruin the sense of collegiality that he hoped to create. Beginning in the 1950s, this restriction created

envision a UP in terms of a shared culture of academic citizenship built on collegiality, a sense of justice and fairness, and ethics.” The Philippine Collegian

le Monde Moderne, Seuil 1975. Provost, James H.; Walf, Knut (1990). Collegiality Put to the Test. SCM Press. p. 142. Retrieved 4 March 2022. "Exercices

influenced by the experience, not just of formal lessons but also of the collegiality, the openness, the opportunities to debate and discuss with those from

elected to represent the whole city. Fumano, Dan (November 6, 2018). "Collegiality reigns as Vancouver's new council starts work". Vancouver Sun. Retrieved

1895, the university suspended the editor of The Varsity for breach of collegiality, after he published a letter that harshly criticized the provincial government's

importance of local churches and the doctrine of collegiality. In a key passage about collegiality, Vatican II teaches: "The order of bishops is the

largest and longest-running extragalactic collaboration, known for its collegiality and openness. The study of galaxies in their environment can be done

1974). His own in depth scholarly contribution was entitled: "From Collegiality and Sobornost to Church Unity." The Dean of Harvard Divinity School,

FWOTSC (First Woman on the Supreme Court). O'Connor was a proponent of collegiality among justices on the court, often insisting that the justices eat lunch

too controversial, to the point that it limited his ability to form collegiality with other Mexican bishops and the episcopate; also that he politicized

The Athlone Press, 1981. Weber, William (Winter 2008). "Canonicity and Collegiality: "Other" Composers, 1790–1850". Common Knowledge. 14 (1): 105–123. doi:10

Company. ...Office-holding at Rome was based on two important concepts: collegiality and limited tenure of office... "Fundamental Orders of Connecticut".

that the pope exercises supreme authority over the church, but defined "collegiality", meaning that all bishops share in this authority. Local bishops have

combination of scholarship, teaching, service to the profession, and collegiality. In 2004, Rudder won the Outstanding Professional Achievement Award from

on the need for improving the confirmation process, "recall[ing] the 'collegiality' and 'civility' of her own nomination and confirmation..." In 2018, Ginsburg

Switzerland, to discuss reforms with respect to the appointment of bishops, collegiality, bishops' conferences, the primacy of the papacy and sexual morality;

Switzerland, to discuss reforms with respect to the appointment of bishops, collegiality, bishops' conferences, the primacy of the papacy and sexual morality;

his contribution to York's early development. Harris was known for his collegiality, and he was a frequent collaborator on a variety of translation projects

objections to the Council, such as religious liberty, ecumenism and collegiality are well known. But other objections could be posed, such as the influence

inspiring confidence and participation from all members of the Institute and collegiality through some for the most complex and controversial project discussions

affected not only the plant's 700 employees, who had developed a sense of collegiality around group benefits such as employee parties and day trips, but the

Indiana College Mathematics Competition." The Competition has emphasized collegiality and teamwork from the very beginning, earning its sobriquet "The Friendly

3, No. 3 (May, 1992): 85-87. Olsson, P.A. “Our Deepening Crisis in Collegiality,” The Psychiatric Times, Vol. X, No. 1 (January, 1993): 7. “Sobriety

objections to the Council, such as religious liberty, ecumenism and collegiality are well known. But other objections could be posed, such as the influence

affected not only the plant's 700 employees, who had developed a sense of collegiality around group benefits such as employee parties and day trips, but the

workers within the company, encouraging an environment of solidarity and collegiality among them, a feeling that also extended (although to a much lesser degree)

Pastoral Care and many diocesan commissions. He placed great emphasis on collegiality, delegating authority and insisting that the work of the diocese be shared

dissertation under the direction of Joseph A. Komonchak on "Episcopal Collegiality in the Teaching and Practice of Paul VI". Tagle also attended doctrinal

gold medalist in swimming, attended Regis Jesuit High School, and swam collegiality at UCLA Ben Garland (born in Grand Junction; alumnus of Central High

against Tiberius arguing the deposition of Octavius violated magisterial collegiality and was a dangerous precedent which a sufficiently powerful tribune could

a real-life context. Law student life at Dalhousie is known for its collegiality and tradition. The student-run Domus Legis Society (better known as Domus

bipartisanship has nearly bankrupted the country, and that confrontation, not collegiality was needed. In an interview on MSNBC in May 2012 Mourdock said, "bipartisanship

May 1969, he criticized the Pope's decision again as frustrating the collegiality defined by the council, calling it a non-collegial or even an anti-collegial

Rwaje, had broken down over questions of financial transparency and collegiality. Except for Glenn and Thad Barnum, the AMIA bishops removed AMIA from

Rwaje, had broken down over questions of financial transparency and collegiality. All but two AMIA bishops, Johnston among them, followed Murphy and AMIA

former assistant U.S. attorney, has the judicial demeanor and knack for collegiality, they said, to build consensus on a court that by tradition is split

roots in Houston. They found encouragement here and developed a personal collegiality that led them to share a studio together for a time during the late 1950s

contrary to Tractarian and High Church teaching. Inter-evangelical collegiality was an important issue for the REC, because Bishop Cummins had been censured

widely condemned by the interviewees as a transgression due to breach of collegiality or loyalty to other judges, and as constituting inappropriate conduct

Livy likens the sufetes to Roman consuls, in that they ruled through collegiality and handled various routine matters of state, such as convening and presiding