This has helped to develop greater collegiality and team spirit.

What was striking during this European championship was the intimate collegiality between opposing players.

The erosion of bloc confrontation in international relations brought about a spirit of collegiality among Security Council members.

Current realities confirm that collegiality is based on shared responsibilities and obligations shared by all Member States of the Organization.

Bernanke s legacy is decidedly mixed, but its most appealing feature is the ethos of collegiality and shared responsibility that he encouraged at the Fed.

86. All courses are conducted by international experts experienced in teaching, teacher training and human rights, demonstrating the Centre apos s emphasis on practicality and collegiality.

In keeping with the Centre apos s emphasis on practicality and collegiality, all courses are conducted by international experts experienced in teaching, teacher training and human rights.

The organization of the judiciary respects the principles of unity of jurisdiction, collegiality, the right of appeal, the independence of the courts, and the free dispensation of justice.

Participants also generally shared the view that the system could be further enhanced by fostering a greater sense of collegiality among mandate holders, entailing more coordination, harmonization of working methods and self regulation.

Mr. Chris Sidotti of the International Service for Human Rights, in introducing the item, argued that there was a need to reinforce special procedures as a system and therefore to promote a stronger sense of collegiality among mandate holders.

In one case, an expert who had no co sponsors submitted a draft resolution nominating himself to prepare a working paper. Mostly, however, a sense of collegiality requires another expert to formally submit a resolution seeking the appointment of a colleague.

The key would be to reconcile the individual initiatives attesting to the vitality and diversity of the Sub Commission with a genuine sense of collegiality, thereby producing a comprehensive vision of the work to be completed on a collective basis.

This constitutional rule makes no distinction between men and women, and both sexes may turn to the courts, the organization of which respects the principles of unity of jurisdiction, collegiality, the right of appeal, the independence of judges, and the free dispensation of justice.

The reporting judge has a decisive effect on the outcome of a case, since he is the one who drafts the judgement and, in practice, decides the case, since, owing to the large number of cases in the provincial high courts, collegiality is purely a matter of form in most proceedings.

Political stability in New Caledonia can be undermined by the existence of the collegiality clause of the Nouméa Accord, which states that if a member of the 11 member Government cabinet resigns and there is no replacement from his or her party, the whole Government will have to be re elected by a vote in Congress.