| This section might also be vulnerable to a Charter challenge as impermissibly infringing freedom of expression. |
| The main exception is when just combatants are acting impermissibly, for example by pursuing their just goals by impermissible means. |
| What makes matters even more complex is the fact that the damage caused by impermissibly high surge pressures is not always visible. |
| The issue of coexistence was as a result impermissibly excluded from the Community law definition of the environment. |
| The Supreme Court of Canada has now concluded that these rules and practices are a breach of privacy whose prohibition does not impermissibly violate the accused's right to make full answer and defence. |
| According to the Theory, even though the unjust combatants are acting impermissibly in killing the civilians, they nevertheless act permissibly if they kill those who are trying to rescue the civilians. |
