@@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ Project identifiers also appear in [resource names][]. These resource
7373names are used both to identify the resource itself and can refer to
7474other resources ([ example] [ ] ).
7575
76- When project identifiers are provided, the response should
76+ When project identifiers are provided, the response ** should**
7777include the identifier as it occurred in the request: if the project ID
7878was provided it should be returned, and if the project number was
7979provided, that is what should be in the response.
@@ -130,10 +130,10 @@ and if the value of `name` on such a request is,
130130projects/my-project/books/les-miserables
131131```
132132
133- then the value of the field, ` name ` , returned for the ` Book ` , should match: the
134- project ID and not the number should be returned. But, the value for the field,
135- ` shelf ` should use the project number, as the create request had submitted a
136- shelf with the project number in the resource name.
133+ then the value of the field, ` name ` , returned for the ` Book ` , ** should** match:
134+ the project ID and not the number should be returned. But, the value for the
135+ field, ` shelf ` should use the project number, as the create request had
136+ submitted a shelf with the project number in the resource name.
137137
138138In other words, the following values should be returned:
139139
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