Common use of Acting Reasonably Clause in Contracts

Acting Reasonably. (a) With respect to the Service Provider, any requirement set forth in this Agreement for the Service Provider to act reasonably, use reasonable efforts, or any variation thereof, shall mean the use of all reasonable commercial efforts having regard to the surrounding circumstances, unless specifically specified otherwise. (b) With respect to AHS, any requirement set forth in this Agreement for AHS to act reasonably, use reasonable efforts, or any variations thereof, shall not require AHS to act in a manner that is contrary to, or inconsistent with, any policies, directives, executive decisions, ministerial orders, or legislation applicable to AHS. In addition, unless something in the context is inconsistent therewith, the Service Provider acknowledges and confirms that nothing contained in this Agreement shall be construed or otherwise interpreted in any manner that would or could cause AHS to xxxxxx its discretion.

Acting Reasonably. (a) With respect Subject to the Service Providersubsection (b) below and except as provided otherwise in this Agreement, any requirement set forth in this Agreement for the Service Provider either Party to act reasonably, use reasonable efforts, or any variation thereof, shall mean the use of all reasonable commercial efforts having regard to the surrounding circumstances, unless specifically specified otherwise. (b) With respect to AHS, any requirement set forth in this Agreement for AHS to act reasonably, use reasonable efforts, or any variations thereof, shall not require AHS to act in a manner that is contrary to, or inconsistent with, any policies, directives, executive decisions, ministerial orders, or legislation applicable to AHS. In addition, unless something in the context is inconsistent therewith, the Service Provider acknowledges and confirms that nothing contained in this Agreement shall be construed or otherwise interpreted in any manner that would or could cause AHS to xxxxxx its discretion.