Was heißt »festsetzen« auf Englisch?

Das Verb »festsetzen« lässt sich wie folgt von Deutsch auf Englisch übersetzen:

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Haben Sie einen Termin für Ihre Hochzeit festgesetzt?: Have you set a date for your wedding?
Tom und Maria haben noch keinen Termin für ihre Hochzeit festgesetzt.: Tom and Mary haven't decided on a date for their wedding yet.
Will man günstige Preise festsetzen, ist die Anwendung industrieller Methoden unvermeidlich, meint Maria.: Maria believes that the use of industrial methods is unavoidable in order to ensure low prices.
Toms Anhörung ist auf den 20. Oktober festgesetzt.: Tom's hearing is set for October 20th.

anberaumen:: appoint a time for; schedule
anordnen:: order
ansetzen:: calculate (calculate something at something); call (call a meeting/election/rehearsal); put on weight; sew (sew something on something); start
aufstellen:: put up
bedingen:: cause
beschließen:: conclude; decide
bewerten:: evaluate; rate; review; value
beziffern:: estimate; number; numeralise; numeralize
einberufen:: conscript; convene; convoke
einnisten:: nest
einrichten:: arrange; set up
einsperren:: bolt in; cage; clap in prison; confine; corral; gaol; imprison; jail; lock in; lock up; pen in; put away; put in jail
entscheiden:: decide
festlegen:: commit; establish; immobilize; lay down; stipulate
festnehmen:: apprehend; arrest; seize
inhaftieren:: arrest
konstituieren:: assemble; constitute; convene; establish
schätzen:: assess; estimate
taxieren:: estimate; value
verhaften:: arrest; seize
vorgeben:: pretend
wertschätzen:: appreciate; cherish (cherish (someone)); esteem; esteem (hold (someone) in high esteem); regard (hold (someone) in high regard); value

abmachen:: remove
abstecken:: stake out
abstimmen:: vote
aufsetzen:: don; draft; draw up; put on; sit up; superimpose; superpose; touch down
befehlen:: command; order
besetzen:: decorate; garnish; occupy
bildungssprachlich:: erudite
diktieren:: dictate
erlassen:: enact; issue; let off (someone); publish; release from (someone); remit
fachsprachlich:: technical
regeln:: control; manage; regulate
reglementieren:: regularize; regulate
setzen:: bet; litter; place; plant; put; seat; settle down; sit; sit down; typeset
verankern:: anchor
verfügen:: decree; order
verhängen:: cover; hide
verordnen:: prescribe
vorschreiben:: enjoin; oblige; prescribe; stipulate
vorsehen:: be careful; provide; watch out
zementieren:: cement

A museum was set up in the former barracks.
Was there a reason you set your alarm so early?
Tom always keeps a set of jump leads in the boot of his car.
My father set his alarm to six in the morning.
I set out early to get the best possible spot.
The fire alarm was set off.
She waited without saying a word until I, likewise silent, set down a steaming hot cup of tea in front of her.
Before moving on, Tom set about putting the spot where he had pitched his tent back the way he had found it. When he had finished, there was no sign that anyone had been camping there.
The film is set in the present day.
You don't have to set off straight away.
This will set off a domino effect.
I set off for London.
I had to set the clock.
Will a human ever set foot on a different planet?
The sun has just set.
Please let me know as soon as possible if they would like to set up part of the conference room to exhibit their products.
I can't fix all the world's problems. All I can do is try and improve myself, and hopefully inspire others to do the same.
Having ordered a cup of coffee, she regarded the brown liquid set down before her with scepticism.
She ordered a cup of coffee, and looked down sceptically at the brown liquid that had been set before her.
Ring me before you set off.