Translation of "Collegially" in German

Women scientists seem to behave far more collegially.

Since summer 2017, we have been a collegially managed company with nine partners.

Interested people came from all over the world and he shared his experiences collegially.

However normally it doesn't because it prefers to act collegially with Bishops.

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Her finding that women were organising their groups more collegially, less hierarchically than their male counterparts, limiting time at the workplace to carve out a private sphere, inspired the Athena Unbound research programme.

As is already the case, the President and the commissioners,appointed for afive-year term of office, will be collegially put to a vote of approval by the European Parliament.

This original definition, always confirmed by my Predecessors, collegially guarantees that the University is firmly anchored to the Chair of Peter and to the patrimony of values bequeathedas a legacy by the Founders.

Remember how things were in school: at that distant time, all the boys were distributed among the girls by lot, and each handed a gift to her chosen one, either alone, by prior arrangement with the others, or collegially.

Trusting in her motherly care, at the end of our Eucharistic concelebration tomorrow we will collegially make our "Act of Entrustment" to the Immaculate Heartof Mary.

You will have the opportunity to discuss key topics with renowned faculty, and also to reflect collegially on the issues that matter to you with your peers in a safe environment.

And it is for me a motive of consolation to be able to always count on you, both collegially and individually, to bring to fulfilment with me the Petrine Ministry's fundamental duty.

For this we can say that between the texture of the bishop's faith, although he united to the Pope, and that of the Pope, in a sense there is a gulf, just as there is an abyss between the fallible (the faith of the bishop) and the infallible (the Pope fede), although the Pope today more than ever loves acting collegially with the bishops and the college of bishops cum Petro e sub Petro.

I can affirm that in the course of the last year the presidents of our region, apart from the numerous bilateral meetings, have also often met collegially, a fact that up to five years ago would have been unimaginable.

But there are also those who turn to the Pope, with respect that is due, legitimate criticism, precisely in order to help in leading the Church, which it is the People of God, Guided by the Spirit, collegially, flock and shepherds, Under Peter and Peter .

The Bishops, individually for their own dioceses, and collegially for the whole Church, are, under the authority of the Holy See, responsible for ecumenical policy and practice.5

If applicable we will work collegially with other advisors who may be required to be included into projects (e.g. the client´s personal legal or tax advisors or auditors).

It is for the Roman Pontiff, according to the needs of the Church, to select and promote the ways by which the college of bishops is to exercise its function collegially regarding the universal Church.

A requisite for obtaining a doctorate, furthermore, is a doctoral dissertation that makes a real contribution to the progress of science, written under the direction of a teacher, publicly defended and collegially approved; the principal part, at least, must be published.

Since the 1987 Synod, the various Councils of the General Secretariat and the General Secretary have been collegially involved in the process leading to the publication of the Post-Synodal Apostolic Exhortation, the papal document coming from the synod.