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It is a technocratic decision that goes against common sense.

Between them, they are making the Pentagon over in their own technocratic image.

Indeed, our concept of human capital is not a technocratic view.

We are conducting this debate in much too technocratic a way.

These are the technocratic terms in which governments must necessarily trade.

The days of the dictatorial and technocratic East are over.

Unemployment and technocratic power, that is what this gives us.

It is a bureaucratic and technocratic solution to a political problem.

No endless years at school to compete for a place in a technocratic society.

Nobody needs a technocratic power governing above and without the European people.

"Brazil needs a guide more than a technocratic team," he said.

Europeans are going to run away faced with that highly technocratic word.

Over the course of the game, a scientific body called the Academy becomes a new technocratic government.

Technocratic, appointed leaders are just one step away from military dictatorship.

These people had lived in a technocratic society recovering from a war with an alien race.

He was often seen as a rigid, technocratic liberal warrior.

What profession could accept such a destructive, cold and technocratic approach?

I have the impression that your approach is quite technocratic and elitist.

"This is no longer a technocratic Government, but a political one which now faces the problem of governing.

Let us put a little bit of humanity back into our technical, legal, and even technocratic, debates.

We cannot respond to these phenomena merely with a technocratic reaction.

This is the technocratic view, that experts' opinions carry a greater weight than other people's.

Because I was fed up of the technocratic lying.

It's a term that must appeal to the technocratic instincts of investors.

Simon's ideas provided a foundation for scientific economic planning and technocratic administration of society.