And latterly, they have in part morphed into pacts for employment and competitiveness that take on the characteristics of integrative bargaining.
And latterly, Glyndebourne's Handel stagings have been stunners.
A fascinating bunch, obsessed with communism and latterly fascism).
He battled Thatcher and Kinnock, and latterly Blair and Brown.
At first there was numbness, followed by sorrow, rage and latterly, self-pity.
As the Bee Gees and latterly Boyzone observed, words might very well be all you have.
Europe is remembered as a Jewish graveyard and, latterly, is regarded as an economic basket-case.
After this, complex matters of trade, licensing, copyright protection, and latterly the internet revolution, preoccupied him.
And the great – and latterly disavowed – lament for a falling world "September 1st, 1939".
Across the cobbles, reformed – and latterly revived – conman Lewis had been busily wooing Gail.
Didion's now-classic account of the sudden death of her husband and (latterly) of her daughter.
