And from the very beginning, more than a century ago, the study of organization has rested on one assumption: that there is or must be a single "right" form of organization.
A lot of the company's success has rested on the crazy popularity of this one bag, which Mulberry unleashed on to its adoring public in January 2010.
Ms. Rhee's reputation has rested on her schools' test scores.
His reputation has rested on some defining events.
That matters to a party whose legitimacy since 1978 has rested on delivering the goods.
Historically, in America, full citizenship has rested on an idea of the capacity for self-care.
But, until relatively recently, this popularity has rested on their power and intelligence.
Her claim to nobility, after all, has rested on her marriage.
Hitherto, the argument that Armenians suffered a genocide has rested on the deliberate nature of the slaughter.
In large part, Mr. Maliki's popularity has rested on the belief that he has kept the country reasonably safe.
Since its founding in 1747, Afghanistan has rested on the support of Islamic religious and tribal authorities.
