Sentence examples for developers and corporations from inspiring English sources

Some groups have natural political enemies (e.g., environmentalists versus developers and corporations versus labour unions).

Worse yet, said Jeff Tittel, the director of the New Jersey chapter of the Sierra Club, are the developers and corporations that own large tracts on which some level of agricultural activity makes them eligible for the farmland tax exemption.

It doesn't seem to have influenced New Labour's policy-making to any great extent, as they left regeneration to developers and corporations, and even to casinos and 24-hour licenced premises.

He said Mr. Giuliani, as he contemplated a run for the United States Senate, had made it clear that the department should not aggressively pursue real estate developers and corporations, who are often the targets of pollution complaints but may also contribute to his campaign.

He plans to raise most of it through partnerships with developers and corporations.

According to Tom Meusel, Allaire's director of value-added reselling program, about 1,000 copies of HomeSite have been sold electronically, mostly to customers the company could not target on its own individual web site developers and corporations.

Citizen development has the power to bring together a community of designers, developers, governments and corporations, enabling them to solve key issues and innovate collaboratively.

Its political campaigns are primarily waged over the air, while developers, farmers and corporations wage constant battles over the water, be they the Everglades or Florida's 1,197 miles of coastline.

Developers and large corporations have been in the driving seat; we need to know what local people really want".

First, there are the thousands of people and organizations that own the waterfront – like homeowners, family businesses, real estate developers and big corporations.

"All we had was Seattle establishment politics, which people often refer to as 'Seattle nice', meaning we have a council entirely full of corporate politicians who give a little bit of progressive lip service here and there but more or less maintain the status quo of big developers and big corporations, like Amazon, taking away the lion's share of the wealth.