technocrats 科技主义者
- But vast reforms require more than advice from technocrats and pressure from multilateral lending institutions.
- Diplomatic sources said he already had formed a Cabinet, including economists and technocrats to handle the massive task of reconstruction.
- Nor are the free marketeer technocrats among the Socialists overjoyed by the extent of the party's defeat of the liberals and governing conservatives.
- Mr Alejandro Toledo, a respected economist, is also running as head of a new 'independent movement of professionals and technocrats', calling itself 'Peru Possible'.
- The new one is a mix of prominent politicians and technocrats, with only two ministers retaining the seats they occupied in Mikulic's government.
- 'Prices have been completely obscured by the Common Agricultural Policy, not determined by the market but by technocrats in Brussels.
- Rafsanjani dumped Mohtashemi and other hard-liners in his proposed Cabinet in favor of technocrats, though more than half of parliament called on him to keep Mohtashemi.
- President Sadat wouldn't tolerate dissent from his visionary views and insisted on imperial treatment, but Mr. Mubarak has a modest manner and looks to technocrats for solutions.
- Rafsanjani generally has appointed moderate, educated technocrats rather than ideologically committed revolutionaries.
- He said the government would be comprised of technocrats, academics, economists and legal experts, and at least three of its ministers would be from s say they should be based on the Israeli-occupied territories captured in 1967.
- Slightly built, bald and barely 40, Mr. Salinas is the latest of the technocrats who have taken control of the PRI in the past generation.
- Rafsanjani recently won parliamentary approval for a 22-man Cabinet consisting largely of technocrats, many Western-educated, and his administration is making positive gestures to ease strains with some foes.
- Party cadres will find themselves out of work, but lower-ranking technocrats are needed for continuity, Cesar said.
- It is made up of old hands and new, Washington veterans and novices, technocrats and thinkers. As promised, it contains more women and members of minority groups than any before it.
- The Front, a loose grouping of former Communists, workers and technocrats, says it favors a gradual move toward a free market economy to avoid high unemployment.
- He asked parliament deputies to fairly evaluate the technocrats he has nominated.
- As such, it is the latest in a series of policy reviews that Europe's technocrats have been carrying out for the past year.
- In fact, the biggest worry these days among the technocrats who engineered Korea's economic "miracle" isn't the health of the economy.
- The borrowed money also created a veritable army of big-spending "technocrats" who in turn proliferated bureaucracies generally unaccountable to public scrutiny.
- Now he plays the arbiter between technocrats, trade unionists and the myriad groups within the broad and heterogeneous governing party. As foreign minister, Mr Horn visited the US.
- Students and academics here said most exchange students are the children of party members, professionals, intellectuals, teachers and technocrats.
- Merbah's new ministers are university professors, technocrats and businessmen apparently chosen for their skills rather than political reasons.
- And with the quiet pragmatism of Mr. Guzman Cabrera replacing the prickly populism of La Quina, government technocrats have been given a free hand to open the petrochemical sector to wider private and foreign investment.
- His running-mates are 'independents, pragmatists, technocrats' - above all, non-politicians. 'Peruvians are rejecting the politics of the past,' says Mr Torrado.
- Liberal technocrats stress communications technology and the internationalist possibilities personal computers and FAX machines embody.
- Mr Ciampi is a former central bank governor who has made much of his current role as leader of an 'institutional' government of technocrats largely independent from party politics.
- This is a problem for members of the EC press corps, who are fed Eurobabble at the daily briefing and are then confronted by publicity-shy technocrats for the rest of the day.
- In a recent speech, Castro railed against what he called technocrats who had the "crazy idea" that farm workers would exert themselves while earning 80 pesos a month, less than $70.
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