technocratic

[tek-nuh-krat-ik]

adjective

1. of, relating to, or designating a technocrat or technocracy.

Word History and Origins

Origin of technocratic¹

technocrat + -ic

Example Sentences

The apolitical, technocratic approach to water infrastructure developed by the Israelis was also a casualty of the revolution.

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The organization appears to be pushing its own, more moderate and technocratic prosecutor model, the pragmatic prosecutor, who “doesn’t choose sides between punitive crackdowns or lenient approaches. Instead, they reimagine justice as a complex ecosystem that requires strategic, targeted interventions that draw from the strengths of both philosophies.”

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But details of this next stage of the deal are thin: it's not clear which countries would send troops to secure Gaza ahead of Hamas disarmament, when Israel's troops will withdraw, or how the members of Gaza's new technocratic administration will be appointed.

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Sheinbaum has adopted a more technocratic approach to energy and fiscal management than her predecessor.

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They plan to submit a list of independent, expert candidates who could run a technocratic government.

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