Common use of Changing Circumstances Clause in Contracts

Changing Circumstances. During the term of this Settlement Agreement, there may be a change in circumstances such as, for example and without limitation, an increased or decreased availability of qualified sign language, relay, or oral interpreters or developments in technology to assist or improve communications with persons who are deaf or hard of hearing. If the Hospital determines that such changes create opportunities for communicating with such persons more efficiently or effectively than is required under this Settlement Agreement, or create difficulties not presently contemplated in the provision of appropriate auxiliary aids and services, it may propose changes to this Settlement Agreement by presenting written proposals to the United States Attorney's Office. Such changes shall then be made to the Settlement Agreement if the United States, upon review, grants its approval, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld.

Changing Circumstances. During the term of in which this Settlement AgreementAgreement will be in effect, there may be a change in circumstances such as, for example and without limitation, an increased or decreased availability of qualified sign language, relay, language or oral interpreters or developments in technology to assist or improve communications with persons who are deaf or hard of hard-of-hearing. If the Hospital determines that such changes create opportunities for communicating with such persons Patients and Companions more efficiently or effectively than is required under this Settlement Agreement, or create difficulties not presently contemplated in the provision of appropriate auxiliary aids Appropriate Auxiliary Aids and servicesServices, it may propose changes to this Settlement Agreement by presenting written proposals to the United States Attorney's ’s Office. Such changes shall will then be made to the Settlement Agreement if the United States, upon review, grants its approval, which approval shall will not be unreasonably withheldwithheld or delayed.