Translation of "Vorn zu schauen" in English

And it'll help you move forward.

Let's try to remember to stay focused on moving forward.

That's exactly what I have to do to move on.

I prefer to look forward.

You just have to raise your eyes if you wish to see the result.

They look backward because they are afraid to look ahead.

We need this period of time, of course, to look forward.

The only thing to do is move forward and deal with it. Right?

I'm willing to move forward, let the past be bygones.

We have every reason to look ahead with optimism," is how Zuckschwerdt sums up the event.

And the European Parliament needs to look ahead, to have vision, to break new ground, to be in the vanguard of its age in terms of thoughts, proposals and ideas.

I must say that, as a politician, the past only interests me in order to be able to avoid repeating mistakes and look towards the future.

In any process, however, such as the one with which we are currently occupied, we must not forget to look forward.

The sooner we can push this Treaty through, the better off all of us will be, because it is time to move on, focus on real business, on legislation, on taking smart European decisions.

Then we tried to look backwards, to extrapolate from what we had done, before looking forwards and guessing, second-guessing or third-guessing what lay ahead of us.

I would like to encourage us to really move forwards within Parliament and adopt a comprehensive approach towards the transport sector, which also secures political objectives concerning the expansion of public transport and the switch from road to rail and waterborne transport.

So, we have dealt with the two crucial issues, and I think it is about time we moved forward.

So several of my amendments aim to be more forward-looking, highlighting the advantages and benefits, alongside the need for further adaptation, both to the standards themselves and the IASB that oversees them.

After two enquiries, it is time to look forward and to work on restoring relations with the United States as equals.

Membership of the Union has broadened our horizons and encouraged us to look outwards.

The European Council also took the opportunity to look further ahead, not only in terms of a declaration on globalisation but to come up with some ideas.

In order to look forward with confidence, you also have to look back – and understand what went wrong.

It is time to recover the capacity, displayed by the EU’s founders, to look ahead and pursue a dream of a better future.

But it's also important to look ahead, see what's in front of you.

I believe that, as well as analysing the situation, the most important thing is to look to the future.

As Member of the Commission responsible for education, I am determined to forge ahead in response to the mandate hand­ed down by the European Council at the meetings in Lisbon and Feira.