"governmental representatives" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to people who are employed by or appointed by a government entity, such as a local, state, or federal government. For example, you might say: "The mayor invited several governmental representatives from neighboring towns to the meeting."
Larry: I would think that anyone who appreciates the right to have their legal freedoms preserved, their governmental representatives and agents held accountable, and their votes fairly counted and represented, will consider doing exactly that.
Both sides agreed not to invite governmental representatives of China or Taiwan.
While in Maputo, the team met with governmental representatives, NGO personnel, civil society groups, students and community women leaders.
We conducted interviews with entrepreneurs, ESA policy makers and governmental representatives in Austria and identified six prevailing institutional practices: geographical return, the SME-initiatives, the national support pattern, the size pattern, the consortium pattern and the experience pattern.
Race should have no part in the choice of our governmental representatives, but its effect has been extreme — we have exactly one African American Senator (just barely) out of 100, and Barack Obama will be the first black president in the 220 years since Washington's first election.
During the sedentarisation propaganda in 2009 in Zeku County, the governmental representatives praised the advantages of a cheap house but did not explain the further conditions of the policy.
In Brussels the Ministry of Finance is involved in the appointment of members to major committees, while a governmental representative is attached to each exchange to supervise the observance of all rules and laws; in addition, the Banking Commission that is nominated by the government has substantial powers over the admission of securities to public trading.
These seven neighborhoods are comprised of mostly impoverished, minority populations and due to disinvestment of other civic infrastructure the criminal justice system has become the only governmental representative.
Close monitoring of social and environmental impacts, by joint teams of company staff, public officials and non-governmental representatives should be par for the course.
More than 600 international religious leaders and other concerned governmental and non-governmental representatives met to "advance multi-religious action for the common good.
This past March, more than 80 government ministers and over 4,000 non-governmental representatives from 540 organizations participated in this year's 60th Annual Commission on the Status of Women ("CSW60") at UN Headquarters in New York City.
