Sentence examples similar to spirited consent from inspiring English sources

The Legal Aid Society, and eventually the City Council, sued, saying the policy was "mean-spirited" and violated a 1981 consent decree that required the city to provide shelter to anyone who sought it.

When the antecedent is inapplicable, for instance, when the patient lacks decision-making capacity, similarly spirited rules apply, such as rules delegating consent "authority" to the patient's advance directive or proxy.

Courage is the excellence of the spirited part, wisdom belongs to the rational part, and moderation is the consent of all three about who should rule and who should obey.

"It was spirited.

The Scouts' spirited founder.

He liked them spirited.

A spirited correspondence followed.

Spirited bidding erupted.

How spirited?

Three spirited races stand out.

The others invite spirited debate.