The phrase "action representative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing someone or something that represents or embodies a particular action or set of actions.
Example: "The action representative in the film effectively conveyed the protagonist's struggle and determination."
Alternatives: "action embodiment" or "action delegate".
By his action, Representative Smith indicates his ignorance of our country's past and the value of presenting its messages at the 1992 forum.
A16 Gephardt on Affirmative Action Representative Richard A. Gephardt offered a vigorous defense of affirmative action before a crowd of cheering black ministers in Detroit and criticized President Bush and three of his Democratic rivals for questioning the value of such programs.
In explaining the action, Representative Robert Goodlatte (R.Va)., said it would give lawmakers better protection from what some members see as overzealousness by the OCE.
We-similar to the power we possess in applying self-care and preventative measures- have the power to step outside of the box (i.e our digital tech devices) and meaningful interact and engage with those around us (unless they are a Yankees fan ;) ), an action representative of strengthening our emotional IQ.
In a separate action, Representatives Howard L. Berman, Democrat of California, and Howard Coble, Republican of North Carolina, introduced a bill that would immunize copyright holders from laws governing computer intrusion if they disabled or impaired a "publicly accessible peer-to-peer network" to prevent their works' being traded.
In addition to parking that sum in a fund to be distributed to "recognized leaders in the fields of online advertising, privacy and safety," Facebook has to shell out $10.3 million to the the class action lawyers and a measly $37,500 to the three class action representatives.
During that pause in Senate action, Representatives Sensenbrenner and King put together a piece of legislation, HR 4437, that they passed in December -- that was enforcement only, that was vicious, made felons out of everyone, and so on.
His views, and his actions representative of those views, are a clear and present danger to this country.
"Against military action": 86 representatives "Lean no": 92 representatives "Undecided": 103 representatives "For military action": 19 representatives.
We need action," said Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, the Democratic leader.
"How long does this stuff have to go on before you get outraged and take action?" asked Representative Michael Capuano, Democrat of Massachusetts.
