Wherever considered Clause Samples

The 'Wherever considered' clause grants discretion to a specified party or authority to make decisions or take actions as they deem appropriate within the context of the agreement. In practice, this means that whenever the agreement references a situation where something is to be 'considered,' the designated party has the authority to evaluate circumstances and determine the appropriate response or course of action. This clause is used to provide flexibility and ensure that subjective judgment can be applied where strict rules may not be suitable, thereby addressing situations that require case-by-case assessment.
Wherever considered practicable by the person making the complaint, the person is encouraged to first attempt to resolve the matter informally through discussions with the other persons involved in the alleged violation of this Agreement.
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