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The report calls for even more rigorous oversight and for the United States to reevaluate its participation in ITER in time to inform the drafting of the White House's 2019 budget request, which will be issued early that year.

We trust that this analysis will, not only inform the drafting of recommendations for early identification of ASD, but will also prove especially important to European countries with no experience in ASD screening when it comes to making the correct choices about how to implement a screening programme in a specific setting.

When I was counsel at the Brennan Center for Justice almost a decade ago, I cowrote a piece, A New Birth of Freedom: The Forgotten History of the 13th, 14th and 15th Amendments, that detailed both the legal history that informed the drafting of those amendments, as well as the political and legal fallout.

The CJF Project also informed the drafting of the National Plan of Action for Most Vulnerable Children.

Presentations were discussed by the study group including advisory board member, which informed the drafting of a topic guide for the first round of focus groups.

Items demonstrating consensus informed the draft leaflet.

These in-depth, individual interviews were conducted to identify relevant concepts from the caregiver perspective to inform the development of draft items for a new ObsRO instrument.

In late February and early March 2011, the Fidesz government sent out a "social consultation" to all Hungarian voters, a questionnaire consisting of twelve questions that were to inform the constitutional drafting process.

Data analysed from the interviews and insights from the literature will inform the development of a draft questionnaire to measure help-seeking intentions and practices for cardiac symptoms in non-emergency situations.

The main aims of the carer interviews were to identify any practical issues that might affect the delivery of the programme, and to gather data about the quality and appropriateness of the activities and manuals, which would inform the development of further drafts of the materials (Table  1).

The data was used to inform the development of the second draft of the manual, thus the activities included in the programme and materials included in the activity workbook may not have cross-cultural appeal.