Diocletian established his headquarters at Nicomedia, a city that never rose above the status of a provincial centre during the Middle Ages, whereas Constantinople, the city of Constantine's foundation, flourished mightily.
Governments and regulators could foster the conditions in which alternative networks with more democratic foundations could flourish.
We are only beginning to understand the emotional, relational, and spiritual foundations of flourishing enterprises.
Setting up the fund enables Yonkers to seek private financing of school projects, much like the suburban education foundations that have flourished in many of Westchester's wealthier school districts over the past decade.
The most robust rate of growth in giving last year was by community foundations, which are flourishing.
But Occupy Wall Street created a foundation upon which politicians and causes have flourished, and built, and demanded power.
This marked the foundation of a religious art movement that flourished throughout the Spanish colonial period, leaving a wealth of wooden polychrome sculpture and paintings unsurpassed in the New World.
Reef organisms flourished in the ancient seaway, laying the foundations for today's pan-tropical coral reef communities.
The Washington, D.C., beltway flourished in the 1990s because of its sturdy foundation of information technology, biotechnology and Internet technology industries.
It is an historical fact that institutional Catholicism flourished for a time on the Western European cultural foundation.
