"stressing once again" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it to emphasize an important point or concept you have already mentioned. For example: I cannot stress once again how important it is to practice social distancing during the pandemic.
"I prefer to make statements when there are statistics to back them up," he says, before stressing once again that religion is only one factor in the balance-sheet shades on the map of mainland Europe.
Mr Hashimoto intended stressing, once again, that Japan sees Taiwan as an integral part of Chinese territory, and endorses China's stated desire to see the Taiwan issue settled peacefully.Reassurances about Japan's joint security treaty with America aside, Mr Hashimoto's hosts want convincing on several other matters.
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"I would like to stress once again: This is not our track," he said, according to the Interfax news agency.
Before it critiqued the government's remedy proposal, Microsoft stressed once again that "the relief requested by the government is extreme and unjustified".
And let me stress once again that the time scale on which we displayed the impulse response is an expanded time scale in relation to the time scale on which we displayed the input and the output.
"I would like to stress once again that the decision [to build a new canoeing venue in Tokyo] was made unanimously and based on thorough investigations," Toshiaki Endo, a Tokyo 2020 executive board member, said earlier this month.
We stress once again that all the responsibility for any unwanted grave consequences as a result of any such irresponsible behaviour will belong entirely to the Russian Federation," the statement said.
"The information we received — I would stress once again, from the American authorities — is shocking," Konstantin Dolgov, the Russian Foreign Ministry's human rights commissioner, told the Voice of Russia radio station.
Michael Mann, Ms. Ashton's spokesman, said in an e-mailed statement that it was "a useful and constructive meeting and an important opportunity to stress once again to Iran the urgent need to make progress".
