Definition of uncosted in English:

uncosted

adjectiveʌnˈkɒstɪd

British

(of a policy or proposal) not having had its exact costs calculated.
uncosted spending commitments
the proposals are ill-defined and uncosted
Example sentencesExamples
- Even before the Tories' announcement, Labour were already attacking the plans as "uncosted and untrustworthy".
- He attacked his former party's plans as "uncosted, unworkable and likely to make immigration and asylum problems worse, not better".
- It'll be a popular policy for both candidates but uncosted policies can backfire, and this one will be thoroughly tested through two elections.
- Uncosted promises have been made and researchers assured that funding will not fall.
- In general, their policy is vague, lacking in specifics, and frequently uncosted.
- The bigger and bolder the uncosted commitment, the louder the cheer from the hall.
- There are no uncosted spending commitments.
- The announcement was totally uncosted: I have been unable to find a press release anywhere that mentions a single dollar figure.
- A second aim, introduced in 2002, to improve the homes of "vulnerable" people in private accommodation had also been uncosted, it said.
- Some major promises are uncosted; the leaders won't even hint at the price tag.

词汇	uncosted
释义	Definition of uncosted in English: uncosted adjectiveʌnˈkɒstɪd British (of a policy or proposal) not having had its exact costs calculated. uncosted spending commitments the proposals are ill-defined and uncosted Example sentencesExamples Even before the Tories' announcement, Labour were already attacking the plans as "uncosted and untrustworthy". He attacked his former party's plans as "uncosted, unworkable and likely to make immigration and asylum problems worse, not better". It'll be a popular policy for both candidates but uncosted policies can backfire, and this one will be thoroughly tested through two elections. Uncosted promises have been made and researchers assured that funding will not fall. In general, their policy is vague, lacking in specifics, and frequently uncosted. The bigger and bolder the uncosted commitment, the louder the cheer from the hall. There are no uncosted spending commitments. The announcement was totally uncosted: I have been unable to find a press release anywhere that mentions a single dollar figure. A second aim, introduced in 2002, to improve the homes of "vulnerable" people in private accommodation had also been uncosted, it said. Some major promises are uncosted; the leaders won't even hint at the price tag.
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