Examples of using Sirisena in English and their translations into German
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Sirisena also came under international economic pressure.
It came as a surprise when Maithripala Sirisena won the presidential elections in January 2015.
Sirisena and Rajapakse have both tried to appease international concerns.
In the former civil war areas Sirisena has appointed civilians to replace military governors.
Sirisena dissolved parliament on 9 November and announced general elections for 5 January.
Instead, they sent smalldelegations of protesters to symbolic face-to-face meetings with Sirisena.
His Excellency Maithripala Sirisena was elected as President of Sri Lanka, and inaugurated on January 9.
Responding to impeachment threats made by some UNP parliamentarians, Sirisena said that he was"not afraid to go to jail.
Significantly, Sirisena has taken a series of measures to strengthen his political power over the past three weeks.
In fact, the JVP has cynicallyembraced the UNP's bogus"defence of democracy" campaign against the machinations of Sirisena and Rajapakse.
The ousting of Rajapakse, in which Sirisena and Wickremesinghe were directly involved, was a conspiracy orchestrated by the US.
The Tamil National Alliance(TNA) supported the US-engineered regimechange operation that installed President Maithripala Sirisena in January 2015.
Though the Sri Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena promised to release this information in June, he has not done so to date.
Sirisena attempted to distance himself from Wickremesinghe, blaming him for the"unity" government's attacks on social and democratic rights.
To assist those internally displaced in the nation, President Sirisena has pledged that land would be given on which they will be able to construct their own homes.
Sirisena has now violated both these clauses and, using vague legal interpretations, is attempting to re-establish the president's autocratic powers.
Washington backed the regime-change operation that brought Sirisena into the presidency in January 2015 and strengthened its military and political relations with Sri Lanka.
Sirisena came to power in 2015 as part of a regime-change operation orchestrated by Washington which opposed Rajapakse's close relations with Beijing.
Rather, the organisation is pursuing the same pro-imperialist coursethat saw it support the US-sponsored regime-change operation that brought Sirisena and Wickremesinghe to power in 2015.
Maithripala Sirisena, President of Sri Lanka, joined the Diplomatic Council as a member as did the Minister for Science, Technology and Research, A. D.
However, after several ministers had resigned from office and after the Tamil andMuslim parties called to support the opposition candidate Maithripala Sirisena, civil rights activists are hoping for an electoral setback for Rajapaksa and for a new democratic beginning.
The demagogic posturing by Sirisena and Rajapakse, on one side, and Wickremesinghe, on the other, as defenders of democracy is completely bogus.
Attacking Sirisena, Sumanthiran declared that,"the TNA and the JVP decided to resist these moves jointly and join hands with all opponents of such unlawful and undemocratic practices.
CWC leader Arumugam Thondaman announced the end of the strike on Tuesday,claiming that President Maithripala Sirisena had promised him and other leading union officials in a closed door meeting that he would resolve the wage dispute at a discussion with the plantation companies on December 19.
The Sirisena government promised to create Sri Lanka's Office of Missing Persons(OMP), which was supposed to start its operations in September 2017 and probe into disappearances of thousands of people during the civil war- but the launch has been postponed to 2018 while the families of those who have been forcibly disappeared still await answers.
The electoral fall of President Mahinda Rajapaksa(2005-2015) surprised many observers, andhis successor, Maithripala Sirisena, has wound back the autocratic practices of his predecessor, introducing constitutional reforms that will make it difficult for future governments to follow Rajapaksa's example.
In November 2014, Sirisena defected from the then Rajapakse government to contest the presidential election and in 2015 conspired to form government with Wickremesinghe.
The United National Party(UNP)-ledopposition coalition chose to field Maithripala Sirisena, the former Minister of Health in Rajapaksa's government and general secretary of the Sri Lanka Freedom Party(SLFP)- the main constituent party of the UPFA- as its common candidate.
After removing Wickremesinghe on October 26, Sirisena appointed former president Mahinda Rajapakse as prime minister and then swore in a new cabinet, declaring it to be the government.
The new government under President Maithripala Sirisena and Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe has taken several measures since the beginning of its term to strengthen democracy and the rule of law.