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collegiality

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col·le·gi·al·i·ty  (k-lj-l-t)
n.
1. Shared power and authority vested among colleagues.
2. Roman Catholic Church The doctrine that bishops collectively share collegiate power.


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While AREW's collegiality facilitates easier, friendlier networking, it is the quality, quantity and diversity of the membership that makes it outstanding.
A new season of opportunities at AREW by Teshima, Anne / Real Estate Weekly
In this alliance we have a clear commitment from all the professions, to work in a spirit of collegiality, consensus and mutual respect: surely a sound blueprint.
A baton change for health reform by Armstrong, Fiona / Australian Nursing Journal
To avoid a repeat of the 1998 conference where acrimonious debates on homosexuality took center stage, Archbishop Williams has asked the Lambeth organizing group which met in London last December to introduce what is being dubbed as a "Lambeth-lite" meeting with fewer resolutions and more opportunities for prayer, collegiality and discussion of the church's mission in today's world.
Archbishop unveils details for Lambeth by Sison, Marites N. / Anglican Journal
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