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The phrase "organs of state" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is most often used in a political and legal context to refer to any branch or group of people who comprise a government or a state. For example, "The government is composed of three organs of state – the executive, the legislature, and the judiciary."
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organs of state
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Plural of organ of state
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Relatives describe a heartbreaking, desolate search through some of the most terrifying organs of state power to try to find a trace of loved ones.
Meanwhile, Beria's gang, which ran the organs of state security, outdid itself in proving the guilt of the arrested and the truth of materials which it falsified.
The investigative and satirical weekly Le Canard Enchaîné broke the news, such as it was, describing a naked president with "the principal organs of state" in view.
Yet its website is still freely accessible from China: evidence of how Chinese organs of state control are often fragmented, inefficient and ill co-ordinated.
"Mr. Formanchuk is provoking everybody — the organs of state power as well as ordinary citizens, as a result of which Formanchuk was beaten," said a senior police official, Adam Bogdanovich.
A new, more far-reaching stage is now under way, its aim being to convert all the organs of state and oblige business to comply with a new accounting system.
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Article 41 of the Constitution describes the National Diet as "the highest organ of state power" and "the sole law-making organ of the State".
Every organ of state is harnessed to do the Kremlin's bidding.
The new body superseded the Supreme Soviet as the highest organ of state power.
Any organ of state will inevitably reject rules that are generated and enforced by all, and not a singular authority.
Such an act by an organ of state is completely unheard of in Angola, and caught many of us by surprise.
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