Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Mr President, the main problem we are facing does not concern the answer to the question of who is right and who is wrong; who is the aggressor or who is the victim; what is a sovereign right and what is a disproportionate reaction.
• "Who wants to be a person who is wrong?"
• I will not go into who was right or wrong or who had greater national interests to defend, but I have to say that foreign policy is not just a matter of who is right and who is wrong.
• If I may add a personal comment, our task is not to pass judgement on who is wrong and who is right, but to save the civilians and save the peace.
• Today's argument will not solve who is right and who is wrong, but what will be remembered is the acrimony of our debate, our accusations against one another.
• It is not a question of who is right and who is wrong, but of the need to put the political dialogue back into the domain of the political institutions.

• It is difficult to judge who is right and we will not know the truth until the end of 2009.
• In 20 years we will know who is right.
• Only the future course of research will determine who is right.
• However, we do not know at this moment who is right.
• For we are not concerned here with who is right, we or the Council, but rather with together learning what mistakes have been made.
• Perhaps it should be left up to the Commission to prove who is right.
• Let us have this debate in three years' time and see who is right.
• It is difficult to judge who is right, and there are important experts on both sides of the debate.