The phrase "actions of delegates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the behaviors or decisions made by representatives in a formal setting, such as a conference or legislative body.
Example: "The actions of delegates during the summit will significantly impact the outcome of the negotiations."
Alternatives: "conduct of representatives" or "decisions made by delegates".
The News-Miner also maintains a bureau in Washington, D.C. that focuses on the actions of Alaska delegates to the United States Congress.
The role of the Assembly in politics will depend on actions of its 117 delegates, here broken down by occupation.
Frank Underwood, the legislative mastermind of "House Of Cards" who always seems to get his way, might have admired the actions of the Maryland House of Delegates on Thursday if they were not directed against the show he stars in.
"We therefore urge you to clarify your position on super-delegates and reflect in your comments a more open view to the optional independent actions of each of the delegates at the National Convention in August," the letter stated.
The letter stated: "We therefore urge you to clarify your position on superdelegates and reflect in your comments a more open view to the optional independent actions of each of the delegates at the National Convention in August".
As former President Bill Clinton warned voters in West Virginia to "saddle up" for a heated duel between the candidates, the Clinton supporters asked Ms. Pelosi to "reflect in your comments a more open view to the optional independent actions of each of the delegates" at the convention.
We commit ourselves to continuing the dialogue, recommendations and actions of our Young Summit delegates and encourage our leaders to call upon and engage our generation and those that follow to support them in accomplishing our mutual global goals".
In his speech, the Chair of the ABA Center for Human Rights, Michael Greco, laid out that the Project's purpose was to turn ABA's strong set of policies on the ICC as passed by its House of Delegates into "concrete action," namely positive action on the burgeoning, but uncertain U.S.-ICC relationship.
Ten of its members resigned or were thrown off the committee as a result of the Salt Lake City scandal, and the former president of the I.O.C., Juan Antonio Samaranch, was called before the United States Congress, an action that infuriated a number of delegates.
I respectfully ask Delegate Yancey to enter into a mutual agreement that the loser of tomorrow's drawing will not request a second recount, contest the election in the House of Delegates, or pursue any other action challenging the result.
