That means softening their stances on taxes, spending and government to attract more working class, upper class, male, socially conservative and new voters.
In many cities business leaders are supporting these projects in the hope that they will draw tourists and attract more talented work forces.
Competition-driven feedback loops led institutions to hire more investigators, build more labs, make faculty salaries more dependent on NIH dollars ('soft' money), and attract more trainees to do the work thus driving even fiercer competition among institutions and scientists.
It makes a city a more exciting and attractive place to live and work, and attracts more investment and other businesses, too.
"Tutankhamen Treasure" (1961) included 34 objects, and the blockbuster show "Treasures of Tutankhamen" had 55 works and attracted more than 800,000 visitor in 1976-77 before traveling to Chicago, New Orleans, Los Angeles, Seattle and New York.
It will provide a new look to urban planning work by introducing planning information and display planning work in Internet, and attracting more people to care for and join in urban planning job.
It is the hope of the authors that this Saba Bank volume will help to generate interest in further work and to attract more scientific publications that can be added on to this initial collection.
Many doctors and leaders advocated for policies to increase the concentration of specialists outside urban areas, suggesting a variety of ways that such policies could attract more doctors to work in the periphery.
Data were collected about the impact of the training on rural doctors with the question: 'Can training help to attract more doctors to work in the rural area?' We used a 5-point Likert scale to identify whether respondents strongly agreed, agreed, were neutral, disagreed or strongly disagreed with the statements.
