0 relating to or involving experts in science or technology who have a lot of power in government or business:
technocratic government
The economic ministers appointed were less political and more technocratic than their predecessors.
Let us have a secular, powerful and technocratic leadership and not the one which you helped establish based on sect and race.
The government is getting used to making decisions in its technocratic circle without taking into account the problems which affect normal people.
In America, computers and telephones are potent symbols of organized authority and the technocratic business elite.
This is the technocratic view, that experts' opinions carry a greater weight than other people's.
This was a thoroughly technocratic strategy because it privileged methods over goals.
This technocratic approach may be partly successful but often at the cost of isolating and stigmatising the beneficiaries.
Successive governments (usually from the technocratic ministries) announced plans to push for market-oriented changes.
