The phrase "actions which we" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific actions that a group, including the speaker, is involved in or responsible for.
Example: "The report outlines the actions which we must take to improve our community's safety."
Alternatives: "actions that we" or "measures we".
We could only report Meadow's evidence by risking contempt actions, which we did, time and again.
Stoppard's twin heroes are clearly involved in "a series of actions which we do not ordinarily associate with a game".
The Court noted that any such requirement would "change the traditional pleading requirements for §1983 actions," which we were not at liberty to do.
So we filmed a data set with five actors performing five actions, which we chose run, walk, jump, eat, and drink.
We apply our model to the unsupervised action segmentation and clustering, and to a novel application that detects forgotten actions, which we call action patching.
Mr. Dolan, obviously upset with how his company's bet on ImClone has gone so far, said that Bristol-Myers would consider "all options in pursuing any actions which we believe will protect the interests of B.M.S. shareholders".
An Ashridge spokesman said "We are vigorously defending the action, which we consider to be without foundation.
We commend the Obama administration for taking this recent action which we personally believe will lead us to a much more fair and inclusive society.
The warning The Road is not of a specific outcome arising from a specific course of action which we need to change.
This is an action which we have taken as part of a considered approach to ensuring that the rights of all customers of the banks are best preserved in the event that the appeal is successful," he said.
"Rather than work with this office to prevent further abuses, in the middle of the night, Craigslist took unilateral action which we suspect will prove to be half-baked," Mr. Cuomo said in a statement.
