The phrase "acts towards" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the manner in which someone behaves or responds to another person or situation.
Example: "She always acts towards her colleagues with kindness and respect."
Alternatives: "behaves towards" or "responds to".
And the shabiha kidnapped girls from the streets and have done many unrighteous acts towards them.
Cardinal Keith O'Brien, the UK's most senior Roman Catholic cleric, has resigned as the head of the Scottish Catholic church after being accused of "inappropriate acts" towards fellow priests.
Prosecutors had argued for the full sentence, however, and on Wednesday they presented testimony from a psychologist that Mr. Marri was "likely to engage in hostile acts towards the United States," according to The Peoria Journal Star.
Sacks-Jones is head of policy and campaigns for Crisis (@crisis_uk), a charity that seeks to end homelessness and change the way society thinks and acts towards homeless people.
By changing the way it thinks, views and acts towards its less fortunate southern neighbours, it can begin to help create the conditions in which their inhabitants are more likely to stay at home.
Jon writes: "In a sometimes acrimonious series, I think it would be a wonderful gesture, that would acts towards bringing Aussies and Englishmen together in truly united front, if he would send Piers Morgan to hospital during the tea break with some short pitched bowling of the Bodyline variety".
His immense giving was an inspiration to us all on how to act towards others.
The group added: "MSF strongly condemns this shameful act towards a humanitarian organisation rescuing and delivering lifesaving medical care to those crossing the central Mediterranean Sea".
Victor Papanek said that "design is basic to all human activities - the placing and patterning of any act towards a desired goal constitutes a design process".
"The success of our athletes can be quite challenging for people in terms of their perceptions and the way they think, feel and act towards disability.
However given the troubled world we currently live in, with its uncertainties and political instability, I see Brexit as a hostile act towards the UK's closest friends.
