Sentence examples for responsible developer from inspiring English sources

The charity's head of planning and development, Aedan Smith, said: "Being a responsible developer, SPR recognised this extreme importance for wildlife early on and worked closely with RSPB Scotland throughout the development of the project.

"Jerry Speyer is an eminently responsible developer," Mr. Ravitch said, "but I don't yet understand how this helps the M.T.A. meet its capital needs.

To its backers, Newhall Ranch is a sensitively planned community, the vision of a responsible developer with a long track record of building affordable slices of the American dream.

In view of such a positive outcome in relation to such a pressing problem, one can only wonder why more councils have not adopted the same approach, which is clearly something to which any principled and socially responsible developer could hardly object.

"During this period, the company, acting as a responsible developer, will work alongside other agencies to study the results of initial detailed environmental studies of the project area.

"We as a responsible developer would only want to go ahead and build a facility provided we are confident it would be safe and it won't just be on our say so, And there is the further reassurance for the public that all the safety arguments will be scrutinised by the independent nuclear regulators before they issue the necessary permits". The GDF will certainly be an awesome undertaking.

"Someone will develop that area," he said, "and the object is to have responsible developers who are willing to work with the community".

This is what responsible developers also want.

"As responsible developers we are making every effort to keep local businesses informed and we have communicated with them regularly since the issue first appeared.

We also believe in being responsible developers, only asking for permissions when we need them to enhance the features of our app, or your experience of it.

State law, rather than town-by-town regulation, could uniformly protect residents of all towns, and level the playing field for responsible developers.