The phrase "a program that government" is not correct in English as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could be used in a context where you are referring to a specific program related to government actions or policies, but it needs additional information to be meaningful.
Example: "The report outlines a program that government officials have implemented to improve public health."
Alternatives: "a government program that" or "a program initiated by the government".
It lost its top credit rating and issued most of its debt this year under a program that provided government backing.
At its core, it's a program that uses government to bypass basic economic realities to bring health care to millions.
Arjay Miller envisioned a program that would educate government leaders who understood the needs — and techniques — of business as well as businesspeople who knew something about government.
Arjay Miller envisioned a program that would educate government leaders who understood the needs — and techniques — of business, as well as businesspeople who knew something about government.
Mr. Sensenbrenner said his handiwork was never meant to create a program that allows the government to demand the phone records of every American.
Among the Baltimore initiatives that Booker embraced was CitiStat, a program that seeks to hold government agencies accountable through a bevy of statistical measures of performance.
In 1973 the government established a program that built homes for those on limited incomes.
In December 2008, Johnson Controls was chosen as one of several businesses the Department of Energy will employ to improve the energy efficiency of federal buildings, a program that the government is reportedly pumping $80 billion into.
At least half and probably more of the newly insured are getting coverage through Medicaid, a program that the government operates and that won't be going anywhere ― unless, of course, Republicans decide to get rid of it.
The Combined Federal Campaign is a government run program that encourages government employees to donate to charities via automatic payroll reductions.
