• When it comes to brash speculation, cattlemen have shamed many a Wall Streeter over the years.

    FORBES: Focus

  • In 2004 ParknShop, part of the Hutchison Whampoa conglomerate, was shamed by a Hong Kong-based animal-rights group into pulling dog meat off the shelves of its supermarkets in southern Guangdong province.

    ECONOMIST: The Chinese learn to love animals in a whole new way

  • If a supermarket fails to comply, it can then be named and shamed, and - as a last resort - fined.

    BBC: Christine Tacon named as supermarket ombudsman

  • For countries that care about such things, being shamed by nerds is a useful exercise.

    ECONOMIST: The OECD and corruption

  • In June some 35 firms became the first to be "named and shamed" for employing a total of 56 illegal immigrants - almost all of them takeaways or restaurants.

    BBC: UK firms face migrant work fees

  • It also has raised the stakes in the top tier to the point where Nebraska (never one to take football lightly) dismissed its coach this year after he shamed the partisans with a won-loss record of...9-3!

    FORBES: The BCS Mess Restores The Rose Bowl's Luster

  • No, Hyundai had to be shamed into the admission by a grass-roots campaign of skepticism about the mileage claims and then suffer the ignominy of a finding of wrongdoing by an EPA audit.

    FORBES: Hyundai, Kia May Find Mileage Fiasco Hurts Brands in U.S.

  • Lord McNally conceded that people should be "slightly shamed by the fact that a large number of young people who find their way into the criminal justice system as adults have been in our care as children".

    BBC: Minister backs criminal age of 10

  • Striegel-Moore says one of the African-American women she studied who suffered from an eating disorder felt she had shamed her race by having a white woman's disease, but concern over appearance, the professor says, is only one contributing factor.

    NPR: Roundtable: Black Women and Body Image

  • This is the story of how violence came to a football competition and shamed England.

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  • Whichever Post editor decided that embedding reporters with the enemy was a good idea not only shamed the newspaper, he or she also shamed the entire profession of journalism that covered wars for decades without ever crossing the line to sleeping alongside the enemy.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Sleeping alongside the enemy

  • Or she might scold him, fostering a sense that he was publicly shamed for his conduct.

    CNN: Can even Oprah save Lance Armstrong?

  • In a study of ten "named and shamed" colleges, Paul Goddard-Patel and Stephen Whitehead found evidence of good practice inside the classroom and in the interaction between lecturers and students.

    BBC: UK colleges 'improving slowly'

  • Mr Bell said action was needed because "not a single frontbencher who has been named and shamed by The Daily Telegraph has lost his or her job".

    BBC: Bell and Waite anti-sleaze move

  • But you feel sort of shamed around him, because I think of myself as a fan of music, and I would say that if I had to find a genre that really appeals to me it would be classic rock.

    CNN: He's 'Jesus' Son'

  • David Colquhoun, a pharmacology professor at University College London, has shamed some universities into ending alternative courses.

    ECONOMIST: Medicine and its rivals

  • Different participants named and shamed different earworm songs and each individual participant tended to report a range of different songs, rather than pointing to repeat offending by the same recalcitrant tune.

    FORBES: Tis the Season for Many Merry Earworms

  • Lost in the turbulence is another institution, Coach Joe Paterno, who for decades led the Penn State Nittany Lions to great heights, and now, at a time when he should be basking in the glory of a successful career, he finds himself disgraced, shamed and dishonored by the very institution that held him in such high esteem.

    FORBES: The Tornado at Penn State

  • This drew a furious response from one of the countries named and shamed in the report, Zimbabwe.

    ECONOMIST: The Commonwealth

  • Anyone who promotes socialism as a way to empower the masses in America should be shamed out of the public sphere.

    FORBES: To Fix Income Inequality, The Have-Nots Must Become The Do-Somethings

  • It's a stretch, but not an absurdity, to think they might be shamed or forced into ceding the power.

    FORBES: DIY Democracy

  • They were set a deadline of Thursday to provide the information or they would be named and shamed.

    BBC: PIP breast implants: review to give findings

  • As Clarridge recalls in his memoir, A Spy for All Seasons, it was only after he convinced the U.S. Department of State to publish details of the terrorists' hierarchy and financial dealings in a handbook distributed worldwide through U.S. embassies that governments and financial institutions were shamed into terminating their links to Nidal's group.

    FORBES: Not by bullets and bombs alone

  • She has been a steady advocate of the poor, and on one memorable occasion she faced down Senator Jesse Helms and shamed the Senate into killing legislation that would have renewed the patent on the old Confederate flag held by the Daughters of the Confederacy.

    ECONOMIST: Illinois politics

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