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When Dan Snyder sold the Washington Commanders to a group led by private-equity titan Josh Harris in 2023, it followed years of scandal and drama surrounding Snyder that produced questions of whether the league would take steps to oust him.

From The Wall Street Journal

In August, he ordered federal agencies to take steps to limit “burdensome lawsuits” that have “denied millions of Americans opportunities to benefit from investment in alternative assets.”

From The Wall Street Journal

In 2026 I’d like to see colleges and universities across the country take steps to restore trust.

From The Wall Street Journal

The rise in visitor numbers since the pandemic has sparked a backlash in many tourism hotspots, prompting the authorities to take steps to ease the pressure on bursting beaches and gridlocked streets.

From Barron's

If the regulator’s investigation finds that a company has broken the law, it can require platforms to take steps to come into compliance or to remedy harm caused by the breach.

From The Wall Street Journal