technocratic
Americanadjective
Etymology
Origin of technocratic
Example Sentences
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Married in later life to the philosopher Syvliane Agacinski, who survives him, Jospin was respected as an honest – if somewhat technocratic – left-wing leader.
From BBC
During his 12 years as mayor, supporters praised his technocratic approach and focus on urban management, while critics pointed to allegations of financial corruption.
From Barron's
He combined ideological loyalty with a technocratic approach, favouring calculated strategy over rhetoric.
From BBC
Whereas his predecessors spoke in more measured, technocratic language, Hegseth presents himself as an unapologetic frontman for the world's most powerful military.
From BBC
In one step towards a new Gaza, a technocratic committee was formed last month to handle day-to-day governance of Gaza headed by engineer and former official Ali Shaath.
From Barron's
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