Examples of using Technocratic in English and their translations into Finnish
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monetarist and technocratic policies that you advocate, passing off old ideas as new.
This tragic situation shows us once more the negative effects of a technocratic type of decision-making system, which is very far from the real world.
We are talking here about highly technocratic arrangements which, I believe, would make the EU's regional policy still less transparent and still more incomprehensible to our fellow citizens.
To win that debate, we should not have a bureaucratic or a technocratic approach, we need instead political leadership
This will entail thorough technocratic restructuring and, for this reason, the proposed regulation provides for an independent budget for the agency,
not a technocratic concept, based on a political
Many believe that policy has become too technocratic and remote, and is too much under the influence of vested interests.
In the name of what principles should farmers alone bear the cost of this technocratic Europe which is responsible for their extinction?
There is no point in taking authoritarian, technocratic or restrictive decisions on the future of cattle farming.
That is something of a technocratic view, which makes the mistake of overlooking the cultural,
Our intervention in the Balkans, therefore, is not technocratic intervention, it is political intervention,
younger and more independent technocratic MPs as well.
Our determination as Parliament is to promote the democratic Europe over the technocratic Europe and to insist on openness.
Europe will not be bureaucratic, technocratic or merely diplomatic;
Will we not be creating a technocratic and administrative monster, which yet again distances the average citizen from the decision-making process?
correcting an exaggeratedly technocratic proposal.
partly as a result of this, has been too"technocratic" in nature.
Do something, Mr President, to ensure that the Commission's documents clearly express the nature of the European project- that it is neither technocratic nor administrative, but political.
this rush towards technocratic hypercentralization has created a Europe which is hopelessly weak externally and unable to influence the course of world events.
nurture that citizenship and prevent Europe being perceived as a bureaucracy assembled by the technocratic elite far removed from daily concerns.