technocratic
Americanadjective
Etymology
Origin of technocratic
Example Sentences
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Mladenov will act as a link with a Palestinian technocratic government which will "oversee the restoration of core public services, the rebuilding of civil institutions, and the stabilisation of daily life".
From BBC
A separate Gaza Executive Board will help support the technocratic government, according to the White House.
From BBC
That committee is made up of supposedly technocratic, apolitical Palestinians, led by Dr Ali Shaath, a civil engineer by training who's held ministerial positions in the Palestinian Authority.
From BBC
She said the announcement of the formation of the technocratic committee led her to imagine returning to Gaza City.
From Barron's
The board's creation comes shortly after the announcement of a 15-member Palestinian technocratic committee, charged with managing the day-to-day governance of post-war Gaza.
From Barron's
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