The phrase "accused the foreign" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to accusing a foreign entity or individual, but it lacks specificity and context.
Example: "The government accused the foreign diplomat of espionage."
Alternatives: "accused the foreign entity" or "charged the foreign individual".
Some commentators have accused the foreign community of overreacting.
Early this month Mr Berlusconi himself accused the foreign press of being at the service of the centre-left opposition.
A senior Foreign Ministry official, meanwhile, accused the foreign media of exaggerating the threat posed by the power plant and the radiation spreading from it.
Adam Marshall, the director general of the British Chambers of Commerce, accused the foreign secretary of destabilising the government and said cabinet divisions were undermining economic confidence.
He also accused the foreign media of using the case for propaganda purposes "to distort the pure and clean image of the Islamic Republic in the world".
Yet when the outbreak was detected, the Libyan administrators accused the foreign staff of conspiracy to murder, in an act of "scapegoating," as one European ambassador called it.
Most, however, accuse the foreign press of being unfair.
Government critics like him accuse the foreign press of misunderstanding Thailand; of failing to grasp the extent of the Shinawatras' corruption or of their ambition to monopolise power, by relying on the votes of people outside Bangkok.
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But she said her attitude toward the government's response began to change when she saw Mr. Qin, the Foreign Ministry spokesman, take a tough line on Tibet and also accuse the foreign news media of distorted coverage.
American steel producers, who say they are being undercut by imports from Russia, Japan and Brazil, have brought a trade case accusing the foreign competitors of "dumping" -- or unfairly selling steel in the United States for less than it costs them to produce it.
