The phrase "accused two years" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to convey that someone has been accused of something for a duration of two years, but it needs additional context or restructuring to be clear.
Example: "He has been accused for two years of committing the crime."
Alternatives: "charged for two years" or "alleged for two years".
The man linked to a violent assault on Dallas police headquarters on Saturday was accused two years earlier of choking his mother, then fleeing to an east Texas town where schools were locked down out of fear he would attack them as "soft targets", according to accounts from police and family members.
Federal prosecutors dropped charges Friday against Vang Pao, the exiled Hmong general accused two years ago of plotting with a band of aging Central Valley expatriates to overthrow the communist regime in their homeland of Laos.
A Manhattan judge dismissed all charges yesterday against Oliver Jovanovic, a Columbia University doctoral student accused five years ago of the sexual torture of a woman he met on the Internet.
The fact that Bayer was accused just two years ago of covering up deaths from Yasmin, another one of its birth control products, does add extra drama.
Waters was accused nearly two years ago of influence peddling in an alleged scheme to get millions in TARP bailout money for a bank in which her husband had stock.
The government was deservedly berated by Judge Richard Bennett of Federal District Court in Maryland for an "unconscionable" pursuit of the accused across "four years of hell".
Expanding access to the UNWCC archive does raise legitimate issues pertaining to the rights of victims, witnesses and accused, even seventy years later.
Google has accused China twice in two years of broad Internet intrusions targeting its users.
At the time, Knox had been in custody in Italy for almost two years, accused of murdering the Leeds University student Meredith Kercher.
And now, having been accused in his first two years of paying too much attention to health care and too little to jobs, he will level precisely this charge at the Republicans if they give the impression of being keener on rehashing yesterday's fights than facing the problems of tomorrow.
And when Lockheed was accused by Pentagon officials two years later of inflating the production costs of the C-5B by $500 million, Kitchen said the allegations were "totally lacking merit.... Lockheed intends to dispute any claim the Air Force may assert and is confident that it will prevail".
