...F.2d 672 (DC Cir. 1973). cert, denied. 415 US 951 (1974). There the Court ndd, at 686: In determining legislative intent, our duty is to favor an interpretation...consistent with the plain language of the statute. . . . " Only the health and safety regulations of 49 USC 304(1) apply to Part 11 motor carriers operating...

...357, (1948). When an interpretation of a statute is consistent with its plain language, the courts favor an "interpretation which would render the statutory...terms of the policies behind its enactment and... avoid an interpretation which would make the policies more difficult of fulfillment." United States...

...not granting. Any reasonable interpretation of the last phrase of Section f)( li)(l) would have to ho consistent with the express restrictions in the first...broad goals which Congress intended it to effectuate.' National I'elrolriHH He/inci* ASS'H v. l-'ederal Trade. Commission, 482 K2d at. (i8i). (Citation omitted)....

...F.2d 672 (DC Cir. 1973). cert, denied. 415 US 951 (1974). There the Court held, at 686: In determining legislative intent, our duty is to favor an interpretation...consistent with the plain language of the statute. . . . -"' Only the health and safety regulations of 49 USC 304(1) apply to Part II motor carriers operating...

...National Petroleum, infra, the court touched on the essence of the question in the following language: In determining the legislative intent, our duty is...would make such policies more difficult of fulfillment * * *. In the absence of an unmistakable directive," we cannot "construe the Act in a manner which...