Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• "Sitting on the fence" is a common idiom used in English to describe one's neutrality or ... Jump up ^ "sit on the fence". Retrieved June 20, 2012. Retrieved from ...
• English Dictionary. English. "sit on the fence" in British English. See all translations ...
• sit on the fence definition. To remain neutral, to refuse to take sides in a dispute; often used in a derogatory way about someone who lacks the courage to ...
• 5 days ago ... Definition of “sit on the fence”
• When Jane and Tom argue, it is best to sit on the fence and not make either of them angry. No one knows which of the candidates Joan will vote for. She's sitting ...

• So those that were sitting on the fence before, now have no reason not to.
• Don't you find it a little convenient, popping up just when you're sitting on the fence?
• The time for sitting on the fence is over.
• The Commission is not sitting on the fence, but it cannot go beyond the bounds of what it is allowed to do.
• Therefore, it is not true, as Mr Collins said, that the Commission is sitting on the fence.
• We've been sitting on the fence for far too long
• As Cypriots, we have our own particular experience of military intervention and reject the philosophy of sitting on the fence underpinning Parliament's motion for a resolution and any possibility of equating the victims with the perpetrators.
• Does the Council intend to exert any pressure or impose a blockade on Morocco as a result of its actions in Western Sahara, or will it just carry on sitting on the fence?