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It's a pledge to prosecute, and prosecution introduces a different kind of ugliness: the public investigation of personal tragedies.

Among the campaign promises that swept Georgia's new prime minister, Bidzina Ivanishvili, into office was a pledge to prosecute Saakashvili officials for offenses including corruption and police brutality.

The pledge to prosecute will significantly raise the stakes of the forthcoming repeat of the presidential run-off on Boxing Day, in which Mr Yushchenko will face prime minister Viktor Yanukovich.

The pledge to prosecute every single immigration case means that case backlogs at immigration courts, which expanded 130percentt under President Obama, will continue to grow.

The problem is, Mitt Romney is getting pressured by the anti-porn people too, and given his track record of shifting to whatever position is demanded by the loudest section of the base, he won't be able to resist matching Santorum's pledge to prosecute pornographers.

Mexican officials have pledged to prosecute those responsible.

Ms. Montas said Sri Lanka had pledged to prosecute the soldiers.

In a statement, John F. McGuire, the interim president and chief executive of the Red Cross, pledged to prosecute any "wrongdoers".

The council has also pledged to prosecute the killers of Colonel Qaddafi, although few Libyans expect that they will be arrested or punished.

The congress also pledged to prosecute corruption more keenly and to soften the application of martial law, in force since 1963.But Syrians were largely disappointed, if not confirmed in their belief that the party, said to be 2m-strong, is incapable of radical reform.

John McCain took his campaign to Rochester, Mich., Wednesday and pledged to "prosecute sex traffickers, fight Internet child pornography and make religious freedom a priority in American diplomacy," thus appealing to the G.O.P.'s conservative, religious base, writes Elisabeth Bumiller of The Times.