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lines changed Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change @@ -683,11 +683,11 @@ the same behavior and semantics, although they may not be able to support
683683attachment of all types of policy at all potential attachment points.
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685685# ## Apply Policies to Sections of a Resource
686- Policies can be targeted at specific matches within nested objects. For example,
687- it's useful to attach policies to a specific Gateway listeners .
686+ Policies can target specific matches within nested objects. For instance, rather than
687+ applying a policy to the entire Gateway, we may want to attach it to a particular Gateway listener .
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689- For example , an optional `sectionName` field can be set in the `targetRef` of a policy
690- to refer to a specific listener in the target Gateway.
689+ To achieve this , an optional `sectionName` field can be set in the `targetRef` of a policy
690+ to refer to a specific listener within the target Gateway.
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692692` ` ` yaml
693693apiVersion: networking.acme.io/v1alpha2
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709709* xRoute.Rules.Name
710710* Service.Ports.Name
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712- This would require adding a `Name` field to those sub-resources that don't have a name yet . For example,
712+ This would require adding a `Name` field to those sub-resources that currently lack a name. For example,
713713a `Name` field could be added to the `RouteRule` object :
714714` ` ` go
715715type RouteRule struct {
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