compartmentalise

I like to compartmentalise and have that off switch.

'We cannot compartmentalise peace and the world cannot expect Pakistan to work for peace on its western border while our eastern border is being disturbed repeatedly,' Senator Mushahid added.

'We can't only compartmentalise him as a crusader of consumers, he was outspoken and articulate in his defence on the environment and against greed due to excessive development that ignored the plight of the poor,' he said.

You have to compartmentalise your thoughts and be completely aligned with their interests."

You reminded the world that identity does not compartmentalise."

It's common for politicians to compartmentalise their approach: many will nod sagely and pay lip service to acknowledging the challenges that face Wales at the time such a report is released.

Being a professional, a wife and a mom is a tough job, and given the fast pace of our lives, we have to learn to compartmentalise."

"As much you try to compartmentalise and take each game as it comes ...

'Now I have to compartmentalise. It's not just 100 percent for training because I have to spend time for my family.'

The company said that the offering is designed to 'help banks compartmentalise payments messaging, message transformation and payment processing, while providing insight.'

"Those boys compartmentalise that and when they are in training they know what their job is and I don't think it affects them on a day-to-day basis.

I don't want to compartmentalise myself as a music producer and I want to explore synergies with different musical geniuses across the globe."With a lot of his dreams coming true, in quick succession, Kerano is trying his best to be grounded and not feel overwhelmed.