The term "laying support" is not a common usage in written English, and is likely to be misunderstood by readers. It might be better to use a term such as "providing support," which is more commonly used. For example, "The team is dedicated to providing support to those in need."
That was likely the real reason Elevation was laying off support staff last week, not necessarily an indication of the firm's health.
Lay support in part determined the nature of requests for help that was then made to tutors.
62. Kenyon S, Jolly K, Hemming K, Ingram L, Gale N, Dann SA, et al. Evaluation of Lay Support in Pregnant women with Social risk (ELSIPS): a randomised controlled trial.
Peer support exists on a continuum: from "lay support" (those to whom people may naturally turn to for support but who have not necessarily experienced the condition) through to "paraprofessional" support (where highly trained supporters may identify with a professional role) [ 24].
But it's clear that Microsoft is thinking in terms of desktop products (this is how it lays out support cycles for Windows releases) with this kind of end-of-life announcement, and it might confuse mobile subscribers, especially given that Microsoft hasn't yet made it exactly clear what will follow Windows Phone 8 as its next-generation mobile platform.
In the end, the bill totally exempted bilateral platforms and partially exempted multilateral platforms, a compromise Mr. Lay supported in his letter.
Make sure the foundation the school lays supports the principles of scientific inquiry, and if it ever doesn't, make up the difference myself.
Now my daughter is laying on life support".
On June 15, AOL released a document outlining its security and privacy concerns about other companies' instant-messaging software and laying out its support -- eventually -- for open communication in the instant message medium.
The Security Council's action came after leading countries made new pledges of financial and diplomatic support, laying the foundation for new relations with a nation presumably more amenable to interaction and alliance with the West than it was under Colonel Qaddafi.
