The phrase "activities for four years" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to events, tasks, or engagements that have taken place or are planned over a span of four years.
Example: "The organization has planned various activities for four years to promote community engagement and development."
Alternatives: "events over four years" or "programs spanning four years".
Two months later Blatter was found guilty of ethics violations and barred from football-related activities for eight years.
The court also barred her from engaging in any political, cultural or media activities for five years.
The day before I met Javanfekr, he had learned that he would serve a year in prison and be banned from political, cultural, and media activities for five years.
However under Malaysian law a person is banned from political activities for five years after the end of their sentence, closing the possibility of Anwar leading any campaign as he did in 2013.
However, the adjudicatory chamber of the Ethics Committee announced on Monday morning that Blatter and Platini had been banned from all football-related activities for eight years with immediate effect.
An FA statement read: "Following an Independent Regulatory Commission hearing, Fleetwood Town's Gerard Kinsella has been suspended from football and all football activities for two years, subject to any appeal, after he admitted an FA charge in relation to a breach of its anti-doping regulations.
And it obliges internet-service providers to store all data on web users' activities for two years and to give their profiles to the authorities on demand.Pressure is mounting on Mr Gul, an avid user of Twitter, not to sign the bill.
Fitness coach Andreja Milunovic has been banned from all football-related activities for two years, with the second suspended for a probationary period of three years.
Vernon Manilal Fernando, 63, of Sri Lanka was banned from all football activities for eight years after he was found guilty of violating the governing body's code of ethics following a two-day hearing.
"It will require Internet Providers to keep records of their users activities for two years and to 'take down' any information which the government does not like".
