Strategic Arms Limitation - What does SAL stand for? Acronyms and abbreviations by the Free Online Dictionary.

Acronym	Definition
SAL	South Atlantic League (Minor League Baseball)
SAL	System Abstraction Layer
Sal	Salmeterol
SAL	Sons of the American Legion
SAL	Atlantic Salmon (FAO fish species code)
SAL	Save A Lot
SAL	Society of Antiquaries of London
SAL	Saharan Air Layer
SAL	Sterility Assurance Level
SAL	Singapore Academy of Law (Singapore)
SAL	Semi-Active Laser
SAL	Smart Active Label
SAL	Salutatorian
SAL	Strategic Arms Limitation
SAL	Sons of American Legion (auxilary of the American Legion)
SAL	Shift Arithmetic Left
SAL	Safeguards Analytical Laboratory (IAEA)
SAL	Seattle Arts & Lectures (Washington)
SAL	Surface Air Lift
SAL	Symbolic Assembly Language
SAL	Suid Afrikaanse Lugdiens (South African Airways)
SAL	Spatial Aggregation Language (computer programming)
SAL	Support Airlift
SAL	Standard Aero Limited
SAL	Security Access Level
SAL	Symbolic Analysis Laboratory
SAL	Single Anchor Loading
SAL	Scalable Application Language)
SAL	Suomen Apteekkariliitto (Association of Finnish Pharmacists)
SAL	Stato Avanzamento Lavoro (Italian)
SAL	Security Access List
SAL	Societe Anonyme Libanaise (French)
SAL	Single Article Limit (insurance)
SAL	Screening Action Level
SAL	Synthetic Aperture Ladar
SAL	Strategic ALCM Launcher
SAL	small arms locker (US DoD)
SAL	Simple Algebraic Language
SAL	System Allocator
SAL	State Audit Law
SAL	Scottish Aviation Limited
SAL	Shop Airlines (eBay partner, Japan)
SAL	Spectral Analysis Laboratory
SAL	Special Ammunition Load
SAL	San Salvador, El Salvador - El Salvadore International Airport (Airport Code)
SAL	Shipboard/Site Allowance List
SAL	Site Applicability List
SAL	Submarine Alerting & Locating (Buoy)
SAL	Semantic Abstraction Layer

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In 1969, Nixon initiated the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks that would result in the SALT treaties. Asian persuasion: Bush would never have gone to China, but Nixon ... by Frank, T.A. / Washington Monthly The US-Soviet Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty of 1972 (SALT 1 which remains in force until 2009) includes the concept of non-interference with satellites used for verification of Treaty compliance. Canada and strategic ballistic missile defence: arms control and ... by Regehr, Ernie / Ploughshares Monitor and the Soviet Union, Kissinger drafted the first Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty (SALT), a pact which (on paper) gave the Soviets a strategic advantage in nuclear weaponry. Kissinger: cover-up king; hailed by President Bush as a respected ... by Grigg, William Norman / The New American More results

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In 1969, Nixon initiated the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks that would result in the SALT treaties.

Asian persuasion: Bush would never have gone to China, but Nixon ... by Frank, T.A. / Washington Monthly

The US-Soviet Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty of 1972 (SALT 1 which remains in force until 2009) includes the concept of non-interference with satellites used for verification of Treaty compliance.

Canada and strategic ballistic missile defence: arms control and ... by Regehr, Ernie / Ploughshares Monitor

and the Soviet Union, Kissinger drafted the first Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty (SALT), a pact which (on paper) gave the Soviets a strategic advantage in nuclear weaponry.

Kissinger: cover-up king; hailed by President Bush as a respected ... by Grigg, William Norman / The New American

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