But unless it can attract a buyer with the resources of today's wealthiest owners, it could struggle to give Blackburn away.
Analysts say a leaner, more consolidated private banking sector will have greater resources to attract an increasing number of wealthy people from emerging economies.
This is because permafrost regions tend to contain abundant natural resources, attracting a large number of people and the associated infrastructure development to these regions.
The potential of devasting pandemic influenza outbreaks has attracted a great amount of resources and efforts in the search for possible prevention and effective treatment methods of influenza A infections.
In Hokkaido and southern Kyushu, raw materials and power resources have attracted a limited number of industrial plants, which alone are responsible for the existence of cities such as Tomakomai, Muroran, Nobeoka, and Minamata.
Thanks to its naturally cute appearance, and status as a global conservation icon, the panda attracts a disproportionate amount of conservation resources.
Fedor notes that "resources can surely empower an organization, but it first has to be designed". This observation can be extended to suggest strongly that the presence of strong role models will attract resource allocation at a rate that is more optimal than the reverse -- allocating resources to attract or create role models.
With the 2015 deadline for achieving the MDGs fast approaching, we must find new ways to do more with the resources we have, achieving not only more money for development, but also more development for the money – which will, as a result, attract more resources.
Manchuria's natural resources attracted an unending stream of land-hungry peasants and other voluntary Chinese immigrants to Manchuria, despite the official ban.
The fund also allows poor communities to attract external resources and make a political impact.
A first attempt along with a defined framework to attract economic resources as well as interested stakeholders is the Covenant of Mayors (CoM).
