...Commission is to attain the objectives Congress envisioned, it cannot be required to confine its road block to the narrow lane the transgressor has traveled;...goal, so that its order may not be by-passed with impunity.4 Moreover, "[t]he Commission has wide discretion in its choice of a remedy deemed adequate...

...Commission is to attain the objectives Congress envisioned, it cannot be required to confine its road block to the narrow lane the transgressor has traveled;...prohibited goal, so that its order may not be bypassed with impunity." In that case, the Supreme Court also stated : "Congress placed the primary responsibility...

...is to attain the objective that Congress envisioned, it cannot be required to confine its roadblock to the narrow lane the transgressor has traveled ;...prohibited goal, so that its order may not be bypassed with impunity (Federal Trade Commission v. Ruberoid Co., 343 US 470 (1952) ). To contend that Congress must...

...Commission is to attain objectives Congress envisioned, it cannot be required to confine its roadblock to the narrow lane the transgressor has traveled ;...close all roads to the prohibited goal, so that its orders may not be by-passed with impunity. [5] The evidence in Counts 1, 2 and 7 establishes a violation...

...cannot be required to confine its road block to the narrow lane the transgressor has traveled; it mutt be allowed effectively to close all roads to the prohibited goal, so that its order may not be bypassed with impunity. Moreover, "[t]he Commission has wide discretion in its choice of a remedy deemed adequate...

...cannot be required to confine its road block to the narrow lane the transgressor has Opinion 65 FTC traveled ; it must be allowed effectively to close...prohibited goal, so that its order may not be bypassed with impunity. Moreover, "[t]he Commission has wide discretion in its choice of a remedy deemed adequate...

...roadblock to the narrow lane the transgressor has traveled : it miiNt be allowed effectively to close nil roads to the prohibited goal, so that its order may not be by-passed with imimuity." Federal Trade Commixxiaii v. Rubcroid Co., 343 US 470, 473 <1!>52) ; Federal Trade Commission...

...to confine the prohibition in the order to the exact dimensions of the violation but may and indeed "must be allowed effectively to close all roads to...prohibited goal, so that its order may not be bypassed with impunity." FTC v. Ruberoid, supra, at p. 473. These principles have been reiterated many times since...

...order. The Supreme Court said : If the Commission is to attain the objectives Congress envisioned * * * it must be allowed effectively to close all roads...the prohibited goal, so that its order may not be bi-passed with impunity. * * * Congress placed the primary responsibility for fashioning such orders...

...Commission is to attain the objectives Congress envisioned, it cannot be required to confine its road block to the narrow lane the transgressor has traveled ;...prohibited goal, so that its order may not be bypassed with impunity. The opinion went on to state : * * * Congress had placed the primary responsibility for fashioning...