ACTION_CHOICES = Approve Reject Request more information Delegate Send back Recall Escalation - Task Escalation - Email Reminder another_list = Approve Reje

Here's one way to do it in Python:

ACTION_CHOICES = [
    "Approve",
    "Reject",
    "Request more information",
    "Delegate",
    "Send back",
    "Recall",
    "Escalation - Task",
    "Escalation - Email",
    "Reminder",
]

another_list = ["Approve", "Reject"]

# Check if all values in another_list exist in ACTION_CHOICES
if all(action in ACTION_CHOICES for action in another_list):
    print("True")
else:
    print("False")

The all() function checks if all values in a given iterable (in this case, another_list) evaluate to True. The expression action in ACTION_CHOICES returns True if action is found in ACTION_CHOICES, and False otherwise. By passing a generator expression to all(), we can check if all values in another_list are found in ACTION_CHOICES. If so, all() returns True, and we print "True". If not, all() returns False, and we print "False".