The phrase "available decrees" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to decrees that are currently accessible or can be obtained.
Example: "The government has published a list of available decrees that address the new regulations."
Alternatives: "accessible decrees" or "current decrees".
As a step towards improved conservation and better management of whale sharks as a sustainable resource, the Mexican government in June 2009 established Reserva de la Biosfera Tiburón Ballena, or the Whale Shark Biosphere Reserve, adjacent to the existing natural reserve of Yum Balam (Official decree available at: http://www.conanp.gob.mx/sig/decretos/reservas/Tiburon.pdf).
But the government said nothing until a decree became available on the Internet.
More details will be available when the legislation (decree number 625) is published on Thursday.
The Jain population appears to have begun its decline from this period; however, available records include a decree by King Bukka Raya I giving Jains freedom of worship, following their complaint of persecution.
Appear at Hearing. - If you were just married or divorced you probably will not have a hearing and will be notified when your 'Name Change Decree' is available.
That means that such order for a temporary injunction grants the entire injunctive relief sought by the bill and available only in the final decree.
If not, the clerk will notify you when your 'Name Change Decree' will be available.
- You will be notified of your hearing date or the date at which your name change decree will be available.
Otherwise, you will be notified by the court clerk's office of when your name change decree will be available.
Last month, apparently realizing that earlier campaigns to discourage extramarital sex have failed, local authorities decreed that condoms should be made available for free.
