Technocratic in a sentence

A new phenomenon had emerged on the political terrain with the entry of Peter Obi on a platform of youth mobilization for the establishment of a competent and technocratic government.

But Russia’s invasion of Ukraine brought Britain and its European neighbors closer together in support of Kyiv, and the mood improved after the pragmatic, technocratic Sunak took office in October.

The Anastasiades government wasn’t known for ‘technocratic competence’, even before the twin economic blows of Covid and inflation caused by the war in Ukraine.

What Francis calls the “technocratic paradigm,” the belief that “goodness and truth automatically flow from technological and economic power as such,” remains an illusion.

Every executive order, every public statement, becomes an attempt to wrest power away from what his supporters call “The Swamp”-a bureaucratic, technocratic elite that is seen as both a political entity and a manifestation of the forces of decay.

Former South Carolina Gov. technocratic and consensus-building pitch doesn’t seem tailor-made for Iowa, but the caucuses come just as she gained increased attention and financial support.

For years I’ve been developing the idea that the European Union is the model for more perfect technocratic union.

Responsibility to restore basic government services would be taken on by Palestinian civil servants regarded as more technocratic than ideological.

The art of statesmanship is part visionary, part technocratic.

The new informer, Putters, managed to get the four party leaders back to the negotiating table with talks reportedly moving toward a technocratic government.

These are, however, all technocratic tweaks to a wildly out-of-whack system.

This technocratic body would exclude figures from Hamas and the PA to avoid factional struggles for dominance.

Even though it is mostly, a technocratic role, he should be adept in dealing with politicians.

So rather than breaking with the past Cummings was pushing new technocratic models of governance without ever considering testing them (disciplined pluralism) to see if they work.

The civil service—technocratic, objective, neutral, and around for the long haul—is an insurance policy in many ways, of which its central role in the transition is just one.

This makes Watch Dogs Legion’s attempt to simulate the entire population of a futuristic, technocratic London one of the most ambitious things a game has tried in years.

To what extent is it possible to continue to build our movements, to raise class consciousness, to radicalise diverse constituencies, above all to weaken the power of the technocratic elite, without directly attacking the leaderships of our own parties?

What remained of the technocratic language, though, has since disappeared fast.

For now, technocratic populism could be a lose-lose.

It’s a problem of power, which means it’s impossible to fight this conflict with Buttigieg-style technocratic reforms.