...objections, having in mind that the language of its prohibitions should be clear and precise in order that they may be understood by those against whom they are directed. See Illinois Commerce Comm'n v. Thomnon, 318 US 675, 685. But we also have in mind that the Commission...

...objections, having in mind that the language of its prohibitions should be clear and precise in order that they may be understood by those against whom they are directed. See Illinois Commerce Comm'n v. Thomson, 318 US 675, 685. But we also have in mind that the Commission...

...objections, having in mind that the language of its prohibitions should be clear and precise in order that they may be understood by those against whom they are directed. See Illinois Commerce Common v. Thomson, 318 US 675, 685. But we also have in mind that the Commission...

...FTC^ 327 US 608, 611-13 (1946); FTC v. Ruberoid Co., 343 US 470, 473 (1952); FTC v. National Lead Co., 352 US 419, 428-30 (1957); FTC v. Colgate-Palmolive...practices. FTC v. Mandel Bros., Inc., 359 US 385, 392-393 (1959); Niresk Industries, Inc. v. FTC, 278 F2d 337, 343 (7th Cir. 1960), cert. den. 364 US 883 (1960);...

...reasonable relationship to the unlawful practices found to exist; prohibitions of an order must be clear and precise so that they may be understood by those against whom the) are directed. 15. ORDER WOULD NOT BE ENFORCED INSOFAR AS RELATED TO ILLINOIS CUSTOMERS WHO WERE...

...However, this Court has also warned that an order's prohibitions "should be clear and precise in order that they may be understood by those against whom they are directed," Federal Trade Comm'n v. Cement Institute, supra, at 726, and that "[t]he severity of possible penalties...

...However, this Court has also warned that an order's prohibitions "should be clear and precise in order that they may be understood by those against whom they are directed," Federal Trade Comm'n v. Cement Institute, supra, at 726, and that "[t]he severity of possible penalties...

...objections, having in mind that the language of its prohibitions should be clear and precise in order that they may be understood by those against whom they are directed. See Illinois Commerce Comm'n v. Thomson, 318 US 675, 685. But we also have in mind that the Commission...

...objections, having in mind that the language of its prohibitions should be clear and precise in order that they may be understood by those against whom they are directed. See Illinois Commerce Comm'n v. Thomson, 318 US 675, 685. But we also have in mind that the Commission...