discission , auch: discision

Most have already made the discission to buy before they leave home.

In: Discission on the problem of oil origin and migration.

Also, thank goodness for the Judge that had what it took, and the law, to stop Obama's discission to stop oil drilling.

I went into the office and spoke to Stephen and I asked for my job back he said the discission still stood.

Scotland has a world-leading reputation in stem cell research, a subject which has generated discission on its complex ethical issues.

Also, during this discission, and the rest of the course, you might be interested in the alternative suggestions found in Van Till, Young, and Menninga 1988.

Seekers After Light customarily gathered in discission groups in the evening, before the final meal of the day, That was taken late in the Connec, long after nightfall.

Both judges ruled that the journalists had twisted the facts and acted with malice, with one writing in his discission "This was sensationalistic journalism of the worst sort and should serve as an embarrassment to this so-called 'flagship' investigative program."