She has been placed on administrative duties, a standard procedure.
She had claimed he was incapable of fulfilling his "marital duties," a charge he denied indignantly.
Globally, the use of anti-dumping duties, a popular protectionist tool, has fallen.
Mr. Cowen concluded that he could handle the president's duties, a company spokeswoman, Sheila Blackwell, said.
The chief executive, L. Pendleton Siegel, will assume Mr. Paulson's duties, a spokesman, Michael Sullivan, said.
In August, Mr. Santana was relieved of his teaching duties, a year before his three-year contract was up.
She has real and pressing duties (a profoundly unsexy attribute in modern woman), and an over-developed sense of responsibility.
The three nuns were assigned there to help carry out pastoral duties, a departure from traditional jobs like teaching.
"It's a legendary house," he said, adding that he felt honored to have a role similar to that of Arturo Toscanini, who shared conducting duties a century ago.
While the king remains on the throne, he is shielded from legal action which interferes with his duties – a position that one MP, Yvan Mayeur, said was outdated.
Morality, he writes "is like a politeness of the soul, an etiquette of the inner life, a code of duties, a ceremonial of the essential".
