| Kierans did not share the technocratic credentialism that would eventually make the MBA degree such a hot academic commodity. |
| In recent years, academic credentials and technocratic knowledge have become more important than political and electoral experience. |
| It was a too strong giveaway of a technocratic rationale that does not reflect what Europe's founding fathers wanted and accomplished. |
| Latham is overly fond of a technocratic style of language, favoured by business elites. |
| The EU's business is often too technocratic and complex to evince strong political emotions. |
| The hero is on the run for some vague crime against a technocratic society. |
