"state crisis" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a serious situation or problem that affects the government or society of a particular state or country. Example: The state is currently facing a financial state crisis due to mismanagement of funds.
"One rogue state crisis at a time," a senior administration official said today, describing President Bush's strategy.
Loy was managing the emergency response to the siege and acting as a conduit between the police operations commander and state crisis centre.
Scipione said he called to check on Jenkins' welfare soon after the commander took charge and delivered a briefing to the state crisis centre but insisted the words noted by the scribe were spoken by Jenkins, not him.
Formal state crisis support available to people who are left without income because of bureaucratic delays in the processing of benefits was often inadequate or non-existent, the study found.
At lunchtime, Taw brought me spicy chicken from a local restaurant and explained how we would be spending the rest of the day: Rappelling down a dark 50-meter shaft into the Anxiety State Crisis Cave, as it is known here.
Chancellor Gerhard Schroder has spent most of his time saying the issue does not amount to a state crisis, expressing the hope that the Christian Democratic party will recover because Germany needs a strong opposition, and generally giving voice to magnanimous concern.
Online trolls have attempted to characterize Hogg as a deep-state "crisis actor".
Or reflect on the new role of the city in globalisation and in the nation-state crisis.
Or reflect on the new role of the city in globalisation and in the nation-state crisis (Sassen 2001; Sassen 2006).
Co-organized by UN Women, the forum, "Life free from violence in the family as an inviolable right of everyone", convened more than 50 representatives of the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan, non-state crisis centres, international organizations and other partners.
It would be interesting to see how far down that path the other Republican candidates are willing to go, and at what point they might actually have some supportive words for a governmental program like FEMA, which is hard at work in a multi-state crisis right now.
