The justice minister moved to abolish the chronic state of emergency.
Far from alleviating such panic, these measures seem designed to feed a chronic state of terror.
Dr Helen Zeitlin Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire Polly Toynbee's article reflects the chronic state of NHS underfunding by successive governments.
"The earlier fire and yesterday's tragedy of the building collapse serves to highlight the chronic state of fire and building safety in the country.
"When a person is in a chronic state of sin, with no intention of changing" there can be no absolution, he said.
If Andrew's burden is not ameliorated, his chronic state of worry about poverty is likely to lead to depletions in self-control.
The economy is in a chronic state of disrepair and, in the northwest, Islamist militants are pressing their violent campaign.
Money was abstract to her, and she spent it and her health with the same abandon, and the same results — a chronic state of nearbankruptcy.
The chronic state of emergency, whereby national security concerns dominate, means that the proper development of institutions and institutional oversight is often relegated to the back burner, commentators said.
Perhaps the lots can serve as an example of what must change if the chronic state of underdevelopment in Africa and throughout much of the world is to have any chance of improving after 2015.
Another contributor, Raymond J. Rigoglioso, an editor for the communications division of the United Hospital Fund, wrote: "For most caregivers, caregiving becomes a chronic state of overwhelming tasks punctuated by emergencies.
