The phrase "accuse us for" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression is "accuse us of."
Example: "They accuse us of not following the rules."
Alternatives: "blame us for" or "charge us with."
"We are the parents of our children, and nobody can accuse us for just wanting the best for our babies.
"Who promotes this biased ideology -- Marxist sectors, the human rights groups with a Marxist bent," said General Valdivia, 66. "Instead of being honored for the work the armed forces did, they accuse us for the work we did.
For example, they said: 'Farmers don't like us; even when we are not responsible, they accuse us for every bad thing occurring in their communities'.
"For months, some people have been falsely accusing us for rushing to judgment, while others have been using outside pressures, including media pressure, to force U.S.A.D.A. into action," said Travis Tygart, the agency's director of legal affairs.
One could accuse us of scanning for signals that further strengthen our previous understanding.
When Republic makes a rational, moderate case for the abolition of the monarchy - making no mention of the Queen - opponents accuse us of lacking respect for Elizabeth Windsor.
Unintentionally, the plan embodies the Orwellian condition America's detractors accuse us of embracing: perpetual war for perpetual peace.
"Those who accuse us of being CIA agents, for example, should remind themselves that there will ultimately be a divine court, where we shall make a complaint against them".
There's a large gap between mistakes and the 'war crimes' people like to accuse us of". Unfortunately for the Colonel, but more catastrophically unfortunate for the Palestinians in Gaza, claims against the Israeli army's deliberate targeting of civilians are evidenced by brain scans demonstrating that children were shot at close proximity.
"Azerbaijan has provided freedom, and there is no basis for accusing us of undemocratic behavior," he said, in a speech covered by the Turan news agency.
They grabbed hold of a book called Posh Boys, which is about how public schoolboys still run Britain, and accused us of being paedophiles for selling this book, saying, 'You like boys, don't you'.
