He died at the age of 80 in the Hague.

One has died of cancer; seven are being held in the Hague.

In 1728 he was sent to the Hague as ambassador.

He was then sent to the Hague as ambassador a second time.

In 1695, they moved to the Hague and his mother began a linen business.

Even so, the Hague tribunal also has only one woman judge.

They did not tell us to abide by the Hague decision.

Bryan wrote that he died at the Hague in 1688 or 1689.

The Hague had to wait until the 60's for more successes from their local club.

See our web page on the Hague adoption process for more information.

The Hague is in no way the capital, except that the political institutions happen to be there.

However, without full cooperation with the Hague tribunal we cannot move forward.

This is not a matter to be put behind us until all of those responsible are thrown in the Hague.

That in no way requires us to abide by the Hague decision.

He asked that both be transferred to the Hague for questioning.

They should not have to come to The Hague more than once.

Most of the training took place at or near The Hague.

A year later he died in The Hague, at 71 years of age.

In 1626 he moved to The Hague, probably with his father.

It's going to take a while for even well run sending countries to conform to the Hague.

This was the first case ever brought before the Hague Court.

Three others on the list have also said they will go to The Hague soon.

In the following year he made The Hague his home, at the age of 54.

The third season again only had one race, held the center of The Hague.

In 1877, he was second secretary at the Hague.