technocrat
টেকনোক্র্যাট
definition
noun
Simultaneously, a forward-looking bishop authorized young Christian Democrat technocrats to experiment with transferring church-owned farms to their workers.
an exponent or advocate of technocracy.
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He's a New Economy 'technocrat' , raised at the heart of government, with a privileged education.
And while I'll freely admit that I may be too much of a pragmatic 'technocrat' by nature, it's hard not to be discouraged by how hard it is to find anyone these days who actually cares about facts on the ground and genuine solutions.
Is there anyway to guess whether he's going to be a reformer or a conservative or a 'technocrat' or an ideologue?
All top 'technocrats' and industrial captains were members of this task force.
As a social base it had the older generation of the modern middle class, made up of professional workers, 'technocrats' and civil servants.
These reforms, it is said, will loosen the grip on power of unelected 'technocrats' and establishment politicians, and allow the real wishes of the people concerning immigration, the death penalty, and national preference to be heard.
What the witch - hunters want us to do is to live the life of servitude to state power, as 'technocrats' and as ideologues.
They cannot just be 'technocrats' ; the ethic of the left has to become something again.
Simultaneously, a forward-looking bishop authorized young Christian Democrat 'technocrats' to experiment with transferring church-owned farms to their workers.
The economic planning by 'technocrats' in the Fourth Republic paid off with high growth rates in France in the early years of the Fifth Republic.
In this way, power was shifted out of the hands of the masses and into the hands of a minority elite of 'technocrats' and upper-income businessmen.
Too often, this government has presented itself in the language of 'technocratic' managerialism, offering plans, reviews and pilot schemes rather than vision and purpose.
The other group comprises global capitalists and 'technocrats' .
That civil administration will be composed of highly qualified 'technocrats' with experience in government and a small political body to oversee the transition period.
He applies the craft of great storytelling to a highly deserving subject that is normally the province of 'technocrats' , academics, and financial wizards.
They were popularised by intellectuals and 'technocrats' .
Sovereignty, if it is not to be confiscated by factions of the bourgeoisie or 'technocrats' in their service, has to be popular sovereignty.
After all, there would appear to be no less reason to apply the same sort of language to Laskian socialists or Keynesian 'technocrats' .
These factions are made up of secular and moderate religious movements and count among their members a number of 'technocrats' and individuals with an unblemished history of patriotism.
Here excellence is defined 'technocratically' as efficiency and not ethically as virtue or goodness.
Complementing his ‘cheeky chappy’ mayoral persona with a 'technocratically' sound management of London's transport he became overwhelmingly the most popular politician in London.
But the age of the generals was over and that of the ideologues and 'technocrats' had begun.
It seemed logical that the unglamorous, nuts-and-bolts business of ‘transition’ would now be managed by the more 'technocratically' adept man.
The ancien regime and its destruction by the French Revolution had to be synthesized and made meaningful by a new clergy of elites: the 'technocrats' .
Rapid industrialization under the Five Year Plans required massive numbers of experts, 'technocrats' , skilled workers, engineers and managers.
Born in 1847, Sorel was trained at the École Polytechnique, France's élite school for scientists and 'technocrats' .
They have spiritual longings that they've discovered can't be satisfied by the 'technocratic' thinking that only promises more and more material goods.
They had the need of the authority and direction of an elite cadre of 'technocrats' .
He urged Government to devise a mechanism that would ensure that the translated version of the Constitution reached the intended people so that they could consult 'technocrats' on matters they were not conversant with.
It was a sophisticated, technologically and 'technocratically' advanced place, but it's undergone some severe hardship, obviously, because of the sanctions, because of the regime, and now because of the war.
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