The use of "aware towards" is not correct in written English. Instead, you should use "aware of". For example: She is aware of the potential risks associated with the project.
"Kreuzberg is traditionally an area in which people are very politically aware, critical towards existing systems and are constantly discussing and looking for alternatives to them, which makes it the perfect breeding ground for Bitcoin," says Joerg Patzer, a staunch Bitcoin advocate who roams the neighbourhood with a missionary zeal in search of new recruits.
The Mothers travel around the US speaking out on behalf of their dead children, moving beyond battling to make people aware of stories towards seeking legislative change.
The government is caught between ideologies, recognising that the old market mantra hasn't worked but aware that moving towards a more communitarian view would be too painful a crunch into reverse gear.
Muslim Americans are well aware of negative attitudes towards them.
As a little girl, Vicky Beeching soon became aware of the attitudes towards homosexuality surrounding her.
I became aware of my animosity towards my two living siblings.
She is aware that selective favouritism towards celebrities (gossip columnist Nicky Haslam also escaped) is not a hallmark of good policing.
Bolano is both aware of and indulgent towards the futility of poetic rebellion, which is why so many of his characters carry a sense of doom with them.
Corporate America is only to aware of its responsibility towards ethnic minorities, and only too aware of their spending power, and runs a mile from any suggestion of racist behaviour.
Karl Koehler, the chief executive of Tata Steel Europe, said: "I realise how distressing this news will be for all those affected, but I am also extremely aware of our responsibility towards the ongoing survival of this business, which will continue to employ about 1,500 people in South Yorkshire".
