guideline
മാർഗരേഖ
definition
noun
The Health and Safety Executive also issued guidelines for working safely on the Bay.
a general rule, principle, or piece of advice.
example
As the usability 'guideline' suggested, any new function is a road block for users to find the other functions.
I mean, is there a 'guideline' , is there a statute, is there a procedure, or do they make it up as they go along?
I had written something to say about her, just as a basic 'guideline' for me to work from.
Then you have his breach of the 'guideline' that directors should only chair one top 100 company.
The general 'guideline' for the care and use of laboratory animals was followed.
The 'guideline' avoids specific recommendations on cholesterol lowering drugs.
And now it has issued 'guidelines' to drivers to make sure they are fit for the road.
Darkness fell, and strict safety 'guidelines' kept us from going out on deck unless in pairs.
New health and safety 'guidelines' prevent the new generation of trains doing this.
The spokesman added the new rules would not be compatible with their current 'guidelines' .
Schools have been issued with 'guidelines' on how to handle anti-war protests by pupils.
There are, however, some basic 'guidelines' to follow during the course of the hand.
For asthma the 'guidelines' recommended the appropriate use of all reported drugs.
I also take into account the statutory 'guidelines' and all the circumstances of the case.
This is not a question that can easily be answered, but some general 'guidelines' can be offered.
The Health and Safety Executive also issued 'guidelines' for working safely on the Bay.
The articles are intended to be general 'guidelines' which apply to every country you may play.
Like other rural clergy, he is following the 'guidelines' issued by the Archbishop of York.
For that reason attempts have been made to draw up rules or 'guidelines' for fact-finders.
The chief medical officer has also issued interim 'guidelines' pending his final report.
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