Examples of using Sirleaf in English and their translations into Chinese
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Much attention has been focused on Cooper's role as the only female candidate running to succeed Sirleaf.
Ms. Sirleaf handed over power to 51-year-old George Weah in January.
Former African Union secretary general Salim Ahmed Salim, chairman of the prize committee, said Sirleaf had changed Liberia's fortunes.
Despite criticisms over a lack of political experience, Weah won an election in 2014, defeating Sirleaf's son to claim a seat in the Liberian senate.
With Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, we have worked together with the United Nations on the Sustainable Development Goals.
President Johnson Sirleaf appointed qualified women in several key leadership positions, including the Ministers of Justice; Gender and Development and Finance.
A parallel strategy to get more support for the Bill is to get President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf to announce her support for the new electoral law publicly.
The Panel notes that the current President, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, has declared her candidacy for the 2011 presidential elections.
Few predicted that Sirleaf, Africa's first democratically elected female head of state, could set her country on a better path.
Liberia is in the midst of an election to replace President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf that has been delayed by allegations of fraud.
The last non-American Harvard Commencement speaker was President of Liberia Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, who spoke at the 2011 iteration of the ceremony.
Four experts had held consultations with high-level officials and had also met with President Sirleaf, who had pledged her full support for the mission.
I also wish to extend warm congratulations to Ellen Johnson Sirleaf on her victory in the presidential election.
Lastly, like Sirleaf, Weah's government must embrace coalition building and engagement at local, regional, and global levels.
Finally, like Sirleaf, Weah's government must embrace coalition-building and active engagement at the local, regional, and global levels.
Sirleaf and her tiny West African country are perfect examples of the steep toll that insecure land rights take on individuals, communities, and countries.
When Liberia was struck by the Ebola virus, Cummings visited Sirleaf in Monrovia in September 2014 and announced an expansion of Coca-Cola's investment in the country.
Powerful Women of the Decade 2000- 2009 Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, president of Liberia, at a press conference on a book tour in Washington, DC, April 21, 2009.
It accused President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, one of its own members, of interfering in the October vote by holding private meetings with election magistrates.
On 16 May, President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf submitted to the Legislature a proposed 2014/15 national budget of $529 million, approximately $54 million less than for 2013/14; as at 1 August, the legislative review continued.