The property of having material worth (often indicated by the amount of money something would bring if sold)
Value of money that has been used up to produce something.
1This is not costed but will require the time of Treasury officials.
2Wright - which sought to have alternative routes fully costed and analysed.
3A two page wish list that is neither costed nor credible.
4The report contained 173 recommendations, agreed by consensus and fully costed.
5Their plans will be independently costed by a group of economists, Collins said.
6The report says the policy is not costed and not fair.
7At the next election he will produce costed promises, he says.
8The Tories are also yet to publish a fully costed manifesto.
9Labour deserves credit for making its position clear and putting forward costed spending measures.
10The party has costed the policy at nearly $200 million a year.
11I think that needs to be addressed, and it also needs to be costed.
12The infrastructure that's needed must be carefully costed and assessed.
13The party says its manifesto will be fully costed so the books are balanced.
14By necessity, this is more a policy platform than a fully-developed and costed plan.
15It also said Labour had costed an extension to paid parental leave in its plan.
16That project was still in the planning stages and yet to be costed, she said.
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