'excuse against' is not correct or usable in written English.
If you mean to say an excuse to justify oneself in opposition to something, you would say 'excuse for' or 'excuse against' something (accusation/criticism, etc). For example: He gave an excuse for himself against the accusations of theft.
On Monday, Mr. Arafat, while denying that the Qassams had hurt anyone, urged Hamas and other militants "not to give the occupation any excuse against us," which will be interpreted as an appeal to stop the rocket fire.
The article argues for an approach to transitional justice organized around the description and provision of an affirmative defense based on legality and defends the proposed excuse against objections from different legal and philosophical perspectives.
So when I tell them that women can now drive in Saudi, they can't use it as an excuse against us anymore.
Similarly, lack of funds might have been falsely used as an excuse against involving multiple stakeholders in planning meetings; part of this conclusion comes from the inconsistencies of the CHMT's actions during the preparation of the annual district health plans.
If your parents see that you can't take care of what appears to be a simple aquatic creature, they will use it as an excuse against you getting a pet.
But in the judgment that was to create the case's legacy, on Nov. 25, 1998, the Law Lords overturned that decision, saying that being head of state did not excuse crimes against humanity.
PAGE A3 Anti-Roberts Ad Withdrawn An abortion rights group said that it would replace an advertisement that describes Judge John G. Roberts Jr., President Bush's Supreme Court nominee, as "one whose ideology leads him to excuse violence against other Americans".
But in a ruling that was to create the case's legacy, the Law Lords a month later overturned that decision, saying that being a head of state did not excuse crimes against humanity.
"I don't want to use the pitch as an excuse because against Blackpool the pitch was worse than today.
Actually I know I'm just using them as an excuse, armor against my own inability to finish my dissertation.
ROGERS: I -- let me phrase it this way, we are aware of some Russian activity directed against the Russian -- excuse me, directed against the French election process.
