The phrase "accessory state" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing legal, political, or social frameworks where a state or entity has a supplementary or supportive role.
Example: "In the context of international relations, the accessory state often plays a crucial role in supporting the primary state in various agreements."
Alternatives: "auxiliary state" or "supporting state".
A boast that "the United States government has gone to court to protect the right of women and girls to wear the hijab, and to punish those who would deny it" was a clause too far: the secular French Republic has its sacred traditions, too, and one of them forbids the display of religious accessories in state schools.
"There's a deep sense of not wanting to stand out from the crowd and of not wanting to be an accessory of the state". Vuijsje did not believe that current attitudes toward foreigners mean Dutch tolerance is wearing thin.
A search warrant affidavit for the home of Pamela Long Wiggins, 47, who has been charged as an accessory, says Mr. Coldiron stated he saw the gun at Ms. Wiggins's home both before and after the crime.
After Colorado passed its law on magazine limits, Magpul, a company that manufactures firearms accessories, left the state of Colorado in protest for Wyoming, where it reportedly expanded its workforce and secured a lucrative contract to provide ammunition magazines to the US marine corps.
Ending this cycle of armed fear and violence will require getting police out of the schools along with the whole battery of security state accessories.
Saine gave that speech in February, the Legislature passed the magazine-limits bill in March, and Magpul announced in April that it had started making certain weapons accessories out of state.
"He liked the notion of being a clergyman," Novacek went on as he continued past Charles's rock hammer and arrived at a glass case featuring a Bible and a small pistol: proper red-state accessories for a long sea voyage, in this case aboard the famous H.M.S. Beagle.
Data were collected using handheld PDAs (Palmtop Digital Accessories) in the states of Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu; and through printed questionnaires in Karnataka.
The data was collected using handheld PDAs (Palmtop Digital Accessories) in the states of Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra, and Tamil Nadu; and through printed questionnaires in Karnataka.
Currently about half of the states allow these accessory dwellings for a family member, according to Mr. Dupin.
