8. Дирема, подлежащее − фактическое обстоятельство,

ОБЪЕКТ ИЛИ ПРИЗНАК СУБЪЕКТА. В РУССКОМ ВЫСКАЗЫВАНИИ

ИСПОЛЬЗУЕТСЯ НЕ ОБРАТНЫЙ, А ПРЯМОЙ ПОРЯДОК СЛОВ

1. Excitement made the sergeant's voice almost unrecognizable.

2. His belligerent manners caused him to lose one friend after another.

3. Glasnost enabled writers to find freedom of expression in their pub­lished books.

4. Abstract impressionism had already placed American artists at the forefront of international art.

5. Lack of spacious studio caused Lisitsky to engage primarily in graphic arts.

6. Yet economic independence for individual republics was viewed by Shatalin as a very dim perspective.

7. Another priority job was to create a normal environment for small businesses, sais Shatalin, and he stated his belief that they were one of the main driving forces in the economy.

8. No doubt the foreign reader finds it amusing and exotic.

9. Sweden and Japan, the leaders in robotization, had long had lower un­employment levels than other Western countries.

10. Sunrise found me alighting from the train at a small station called Yasenki, about four miles from Tolstoy's home.

9. Диремы с формальным подлежащим

1. It was pretty depressing out in the street, with a gusty wind throwing handfuls of light drizzle in your face.

2. Since they were aliens it was possible to make scapegoats of them when public indignation had to be allayed.

3. This, indeed, had been the line first laid down by Drummont and later endorsed by Maurras.

4. This makes it so easy to mistake the mob for the people, which also comprises all strata of society.

5. Consequently we have come to call a state "democratic" if its government is accountable to the people through competitive elections to public office.

6. We now know how precarious the position of the government was.

7. When you listen to the War Requiem it becomes clear why most West European artists are turning to medieval art for inspiration.

8. It is the time of the "White Nights" musical festival.

9. It would be a help if we had a system of advanced booking.

10. They all need an "enemy", and when the situation becomes dangerous their anxiety to find such an enemy increases.

11. They called it "mummy" and identified it as a substance which from ancient times had been known for its miraculous power to cure all diseases.

12. As soon as things became a little more difficult for the shadow eco­nomics, there appeared all sorts of social provocations.

13. If we imagine an ideal society, the best way to run it is to use differ­ent systems and methods of governing in different sectors. It would need both democracy and administrative control.

14. Today we are witnessing the emergence of another, alternative lit­erature.

15. The situation will change in the direction of common sense. We shall acquire the habits of greater tolerance and the readiness to carry out a re­spectful debate.

16. During the recent anniversary celebrations \ve missed our chance to reach a compromise. Not that we lack good examples in our own history: victorious Peter the Great set up a monument to Swedes fallen in the battle of Poltava.

17. All these facts prompt a simple answer: the country needs someone to run it with a rule of iron.

18. A column of thick smoke rose over the palace in the Quay d'Orsey: clerks were busy burning diplomatic archives.

19. Small wonder so many people write in their letters about "loss of faith" and "loss of ideals".

20. Complex systems cannot be controlled with rigid formulas and rules. Every system needs a self-regulating mechanism.