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Styles do not apply to Sections. They can be applied to Tables, Paragraphs and Characters only.

When you apply formatting restrictions, only the approved Styles can be used. Hard-formatting and Style changes are not allowed. Of course, you can't force a user to use a given Style appropriately, but that's a different issue.

I don't understand your contention re Section breaks and document structure, which should in any event be defined via the proper use of Styles.
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